Countries that may be considered Transcontinental

Name all the countries that can be considered to have territories on multiple continent geographically (in a broad sense).
Including oversea territories and offshore islands, NOT including Antarctica territories claimed by countries
Brunei, East Timor, and the Philippines are all considered either fully in Asia or fully in Oceania, so are excluded in the quiz
Only considering geographical location, so countries like Cyprus and Armenia is not on the list. On the other hand, Iceland may well be considered a transcontinental country due to its really special geographical location, yet we will still exclude it to avoid confusion
By Main Continent, we mean the continent with more population in that country
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Main continent
Other Continent(s)
Contiguos or not
Answer
Africa
Asia
Contiguous
Egypt
Asia
Europe
Contiguous
Azerbaijan
Asia
Europe
Contiguous
Georgia
Asia
Europe
Contiguous
Kazakhstan
Asia
Europe
Contiguous
Turkey
Europe
Asia
Contiguous
Russia
North America
South America
Contiguous
Panama
South America
North America
Non-contiguous
Colombia
South America
North America
Non-contiguous
Venezuela
North America
South America
Non-contiguous
Trinidad and Tobago
North America
Oceania, Asia
Non-contiguous
United States
South America
Oceania
Non-contiguous
Chile
South America
Oceania
Non-contiguous
Ecuador
Europe
North America
Non-contiguous
Denmark
Europe
North America, South America
Non-contiguous
Netherlands
Europe
North America, South America, Oceania, Africa
Non-contiguous
France
Europe
North America, South America, Oceania, Africa, Asia
Non-contiguous
United Kingdom
Europe
Africa
Non-contiguous
Italy
Europe
Africa
Non-contiguous
Portugal
Europe
Africa
Non-contiguous
Spain
Asia
Africa
Non-contiguous
Yemen
Europe
Asia
Non-contiguous
Greece
Oceania
Asia
Non-contiguous
Australia
Oceania
Asia
Non-contiguous
Papua New Guinea
Asia
Oceania
Non-contiguous
Indonesia
Asia
Oceania
Non-contiguous
Malaysia
Asia
Oceania
Non-contiguous
Japan
7 Comments
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Level 51
Dec 16, 2020
Name ONE person who calls Japan Oceanian.
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Level 58
Dec 16, 2020
Read the instruction please....

It's not about whether anyone calls Japan an "Oceania country." No one calls France "South America", no one calls Denmark "North America" as well, yet we still consider them to be transcontinental.

It's all about "having territories on multiple continent geographically (including oversea territories and offshore islands)" as the instruction says. And clearly Japan's Izu islands and Ogasawara Village are normally considered part of Oceania. So Japan definitely can be considered an answer since it meets the standard of the instruction.

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Level 72
Dec 29, 2020
Any reason as to why Greece might be transcontinental?
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Level 58
Dec 30, 2020
The Greece case is almost the same as the Turkey case, but non-contiguous version!

According to Wikipedia, the territory of Greece includes a number of islands just off the coast of Asia Minor, such as Rhodes, Kos, Samos, Chios, Lesbos, Kastellorizo, Strongyli Megistis, and Ro.

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Level 64
Jan 5, 2022
Is there any reason Norway would not be transcontinental?
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Level 64
Jan 5, 2022
Mainly wondering about Bouvet Island.
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Level 58
Jan 6, 2022
First bullet point: NOT including Antarctica territories claimed by countries