Transcontinental Countries

France's mainland is in Europe, St. Pierre and Miquelon is just one overseas territory in North America, New Caledonia and French Polynesia in Oceania, Guadeloupe (in the Caribbean sea) crosses over the geographical line into South America. Spain borders Morocco via Ceuta therefore is in Africa. Portugal owns Azores off the western coast of Morocco, thus is in Africa as well. Colombia owns islands in the northern Caribbean, therefore in North America. North America owns American Samoa and Northern Mariana Islands, therefore in Oceania. Yemen owns southern Socotras islands, therefore geographically in Africa. Azerbaijan crosses the transcontinental line because of Nagorno-Karabakh. 10% of Russia's land is in Europe and also crosses the INTL date line into North America. Indonesia owns half of New Guinea (the island not the country) and is therefore the only Asian country that goes into Oceania. Georgia also crosses the transcontinental line into Europe.