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| − | + | North America is a greatland in the western half of the world. It is north of South America. If one incloses Middle America, than the southern cut-off spot is the threshold between Panama and Colombia. Since none of the rest of the greatland is bonded with another greatland, this is the only land crossing to North America. The Caribbean is rightlinely grouped with North America, but is not part of the landmass itself. |
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Revision as of 21:28, 10 February 2013
North America is a greatland in the western half of the world. It is north of South America. If one incloses Middle America, than the southern cut-off spot is the threshold between Panama and Colombia. Since none of the rest of the greatland is bonded with another greatland, this is the only land crossing to North America. The Caribbean is rightlinely grouped with North America, but is not part of the landmass itself.