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Countries Bordering Another Continent
Name the countries that border a country that is located on another continent.
The border has to border another continent, if the country's border is in Europe, for example, but the country is considered to be in Asia, then this doesn't count.
No overseas territories!
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Last updated: September 28, 2017
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| First submitted | September 27, 2017 |
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Difficulty level: impossible and mean-spirited. Can you guess these countries based on a partial view of their flag?
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6 Comments
ThatNorwegianMapper
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Level 61
Sep 27, 2017
What about France-Brazil and France-Suriname through French Guiana.
nichster
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Level 57
Sep 27, 2017
Good point. i hadn't thought of that. TBA (To Be Added)
MustardCustard
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Level 66
Sep 27, 2017
What about Turkey's and Russia's borders.
KoljiVriVoda
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Level 81
Sep 27, 2017
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joez
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Level 77
Sep 27, 2017
Israel borders the Sinai, which is the Asiatic part of the transcontinental country Egypt. If you allow that one, you should accept Greece and Bulgaria which border transcontinental Turkey, even though it is the part in Europe.
nichster
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Level 57
Sep 28, 2017
AC (Added Caveat) to explain this a little better.
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