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What are the 5 countries that are Transcontinental in Eurasia?

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Jeremy Bikman5 days ago

What about Armenia?

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Dave Tweet5 days ago

I guessed Russia, Turkey, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia I think Armenia is on both sides of the Caucasas

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Jonny McFadden5 days ago

Armenia?

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Tobias Konowitz5 days ago

For North and South America, the continents are actually associated with distinct tectonic plates, even though as you said, the Panama Canal is man-made. The case for Europe and Asia being different continents has more to do with culture and history; it’s not because of plates.

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Ricardo G. Viani5 days ago

Great challenge. And great discussion for the Americans (US). Not only N, C and S America, also the Caribbean.

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Andy Perry5 days ago

One of the most famous places in the world where continents are separated is Istanbul, where the Bosporus Strait separates the Asian and European sides.

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TJ Tribble4 days ago

I think the difference between The Americas and Eurasia is that there’s a very clear and obvious border between NA and SA, whereas Eurasia’s border is mostly cultural. North and South America are 2 very distinct landmasses that are only connected by a little isthmus in Panama.

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Dfuk4 days ago

What about France?

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Nathan Smith5 days ago

Intercontinental?

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Mekke Ortak Savunma Antlaşma = İsrail’in 3 köpeği4 days ago

Nice try inching your way eastward. Try it in real life.

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von_Roos 🇧🇷🇺🇦5 days ago

Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkey, Egypt and Spain

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