| What a mess!! First of all France, you've rightly included it now, however, the only integral parts of France on other continents are Reunion (Africa), French Guiana (S. America), Guadeloupe and Martinique (Both N. America), if you are going to include territories that aren't integral say that you are doing so. Iceland, should read N. America and Europe, it's a bit of an oddity since, despite being on both sides of the Mid-Atlantic ridge, it's rarely considered to be part of N. America, maybe make it a bonus? The boundary between North and South America is debatable, for this reason, Panama should be a bonus. USA also has some Asian territory (the Near Islands in Alaska). Papua New Guinea is NEVER considered to be part of Asia. Malta is debatable as to whether it spans two continents and should be a bonus. Timor Leste is either entirely in Asia or Oceania, never split between them, perhaps another bonus. I've never heard anyone put any of the Philippines in Oceania I'm assuming you meant to put in Indonesia? The UK and Australia should only be quoted as transcontinental if you state you are including territories, and if they are in you should also include Norway as TiZo says. |
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