Countries Spanning Multiple Continents

Name the countries that own land on two or more continents, as per their most common definitions. Their primary continent – the one on which the capital is located – as well as the other continents, are included as hints.

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Continents	Country
Oceania, Africa, Asia	Australia
Asia, Europe	Azerbaijan
Asia, Europe	Cyprus
Europe, North America	Denmark
Africa, Asia	Egypt
Europe, Africa, North America, Oceania, South America	France
Asia, Europe	Georgia
Asia, Oceania	Indonesia
Asia, Oceania	Japan
Asia, Europe	Kazakhstan

Continents	Country
Europe, North America	Netherlands
Europe, Africa	Norway
North America, South America	Panama
Europe, North America	Portugal
Europe, Asia	Russia
Europe, Africa	Spain
Asia, Europe	Turkey
Europe, Africa, Asia, North America, Oceania, South America	United Kingdom
North America, Oceania	United States
Asia, Africa	Yemen

Level 55

Sep 7, 2016

No Armenia even though you accepted Azerbaijan?

Level 7

Sep 9, 2016

Hey Nichster,

If you look on a mapNational Geographic, for example, you'll see that the continental border in the Caucasian area is a bit wierdit crosses Russia at many points, splits Baku, and slices through Georgia. Armenia, however, is quite a bit south of the border, and is fully in Asia. Thanks for your inquiry, and I hope I answered your question!

Rhea

Level 77

Dec 27, 2016

How is Norway part of Africa?

Level 16

Jan 6, 2017

Bouvet! Norway would actually be part of Antarctica as well, technically.

Level 16

Jan 6, 2017

Don't see why Portugal called in North America...although it's arguably also for Africa, through Madeira and possibly Azores.

Level 16

Jan 8, 2017

Since you presumably believe that Socotra is part of Africa, why are Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, Trinidad, Tobago listed in North America, but Roncador, Providencia, San Andres, Los Monjes, Aves, Beira, Los Roques, Orchila, Blanquilla, La Tortuga, Margarita, Los Testigos for South America?

Level 16

Jan 8, 2017

Besides, both Colombia and Venezuela must then be situated partially in North America. Where are they?