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3/19/2014 8:04:26 PM
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Australia: biggest island or smallest continent?
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Actually I think it's more of a boat It's a giant boat
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Antarctica is larger.
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As are all the other large landmasses.
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It's clearly an island.
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What differentiates the two, anyway?
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I'd say an island.
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1 ReplyIsn't the continent Australasia?
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3 RepliesEdited by ~wolfBTM~: 3/20/2014 12:35:39 AMTechnically, it is not a continent. The continent is called Oceania. Therefore, I shall vote "biggest island." Edit: I was wrong.
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The panama canal makes North America an island, so therefore Australia can't be the biggest island.
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Australia is both a country and a continent, but they aren't the exact same landmasses. The continent version (also known as Oceania) includes regions like New Zealand.
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2 RepliesSomeone needs to get a map, so this thread will be over with.
