What's the only country in all four hemispheres?

France. Because of French Guyana and French Polynesia and their Indian ocean territories

there are only 2 hemispheres. hemi=half sphere=sphere

Only county???

Technically the US. American Samoa is in the southern hemisphere and the Aleutian Islands stretch into the eastern hemisphere. Which means the US is in the northern, southern, eastern, and western hemispheres.

UK. N/E/W all go through Greenwich. Falklands for the Southern.

Except theirs only 2 hemispheres..Northern and Southern.

Four hemispheres? Two Earths?

If we are counting France, then wouldn’t we count the U.S.? American Samoa and Jarvis Island are in the Southern Hemisphere, and Alaska and other areas extend into the Eastern Hemisphere.

My guess was France. They hold on to their colonies tight, and they are considered to be France.

ok, you have the equator for longitude... What are you using for latitude? the Prime meridian? That would be someone on the west coast of Africa.

« A lot of places that count for France are independent nations, they just happen to fall underneath the blanket of France » => no that’s not true, they are not independent nations, they are French overseas, totally part of the Republic

All countries cut by the Equator are split into 2 hemipheres

2026 and we are still calling Africa a country. Damn it.

Bye default there are only two hemispheres. Hemi. refers to half

So the answer is a non existent country? Dafuq?

Isn’t there only two hemispheres; Northern & Southern?

France with their territories should count

Smug for someone that doesn't know where the word hemispehere comes from. U're basically asking what country is in 4 halfs of the globe. FOUR HALFS?! xD

American Samoa is in the Southern Hemisphere. Guam is in the Eastern Hemisphere. US mainland is in the Northern and Western hemispheres.

There are only two hemispheres or at least thst is what 12 years of Catholic education taught me back in the 60’s and 70’s . Hemi means half so I think your question is a trick question

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as far as i know the unites states actually is when you consider territories

America has territories in all 4 hemispheres:

The United States: Northern & Western primarily Eastern: Aleutian Islands Southern: America Samoa

That's actually quadrispheres. France is the correct answer for "four hemispheres".

Well... Hemisphere is a half of a sphere, so the planet Earth, or any other planet, or spherical object would have only TWO hemispheres. You can divide, let's say, the planet Earth in Northern and Southern hemisphere, or, if we use the prime meridian, for example, into Eastern and Western hemisphere, but we cannot do both at the same time, because the resulting quarters or quadrants, are not hemispheres, but.. quadrants. Besides that mistake, I didn't know about that country that spans to four quadrants of the globe, from one perspective.

France also for sure unless they lied to me at school

Ημι-hemi (half). Σφαίριο-sphere. Hemispheres can only be two

The sun never sets on the French republic

If you accept France, then you also have to accept the UK.

The UK is in both the NE and NW hemispheres -- Greenwich is on that dividing line. It also has possessions in the SW and SE hemispheres such as the Falkland Islands (SW) and the British Indian Ocean Territory (SE).

FUN FACT: Kiribati is the reason the international date line zig zags in the Pacific (so that all islands are in the same day) making it the first place on earth to celebrate New Year’s.