Countries spanning more than one continent Game Information Page
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| 1 | apokar | 100% | 0:12.0 min. | 27 Apr, '11 |
| 2 | sven-the-man2 | 100% | 0:13.0 min. | 25 Mar, '11 |
| 3 | Arturo | 100% | 0:14.5 min. | 30 Jun, '10 |
| 4 | El Sharif | 100% | 0:17.3 min. | 13 May, '11 |
| 5 | Itachi | 100% | 0:17.6 min. | 7 Apr, '09 |
| 6 | toffetom | 100% | 0:17.8 min. | 18 Jul, '10 |
| 7 | MrX | 100% | 0:19.5 min. | 12 Jun, '09 |
| 8 | vinnardagen | 100% | 0:19.7 min. | 24 Feb, '10 |
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Countries spanning more than one continent
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Comments (15)
a. stoner
I am rather sure that Oceania is technically a region, not a continent. Still, it's a pretty good game.
1 year ago
apokar
You have a point. Antartica though is a specific case: national territorial claims there have been suspended under the Antartica Treaty system, so one can both maintain or reject that a country spans that continent.
2 years ago
El Sharif
Chile:
America - Oceania (Rapanui) - Antarctic
2 years ago
apokar
You have a good point about Norway, but I still didn't include it, because all its overseas territories are subject to the Antarctic Treaty.
As for Denmark, Greenland is not an integral part of Denmark; it's an autonomous country within the Kingdom of Denmark. Same with all overseas territories of UK: they are seperate non-independent subjects. See also my comment about France, 10 comments before.
2 years ago
Fampo
What about Denmark - Europe/America (or maybe America/Europe, if you look at area)?. And the UK (with the Falkland Islands and South Georgia): Europe/America/Antarctica. One could also add Norway - Europe/Antarctica, but that is not so obvious.
2 years ago
apokar
Well, continent boundaries are fluid in many cases, especially with regard to islands. There is no rule, so we make a choice among many alternatives, not without reservations. I don't necessarily disagree that Madeira is European, but I can't maintain it's 100% so, because some sources (including unreliable ones) claim it's associated with Africa.
2 years ago
whatever100
No, Madeira is 100% European too... Madeira is not considered African, Wikipedia is not a trustable site...
2 years ago
apokar
See for example http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_spanning_more_than_one_continent
2 years ago
apokar
Culturally they are, but, as for Spain, Ceuta, Melilla and the Canaries are geographically part of Africa. As for Portugal, Madeira can be also considered part of Africa.
2 years ago
whatever100
WTF?! Dude, Portugal and Spain are 100% European!
2 years ago