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Where can I Find Maps of the Continents?

L. S. Wynn
By L. S. Wynn
Updated: May 17, 2024
Views: 15,965

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By anon210581 — On Aug 31, 2011

Anon71784: Australia is in Oceana.

By anon71784 — On Mar 19, 2010

Left one off maybe? Some hints: Its 7.7 million sq km in area (about the size of the continental US and about 50 percent bigger than Europe). It's in the southern hemisphere and dumb Americans call it "Down Under".

Answer: Australia!

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