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- - - - With this strict criterion, there would only be three continents, since Africa, Europe and Asia are joined among themselves, so much that there are those who speak of an "Afro-Eurasia" continent.
        
        This has led to the dependent on culture, the education they have received for each country as they have a different number of continents
    - - English-speaking countries and Australia itself define the continent as Australia.
        
        On the other hand, Canada the Latin countries of Europe and Latin America speak of Oceania
        
        People learned that there was only one continent called "the Americas", but since then, like other English-speaking countries, they started talking about seven continents, dividing America into two, the North and the South.
  - - - Only America, Antarctica and Australia are completely separated continents.
        
        Africa and Asia are linked by the isthmus of Suez. Europe, in the strict way, is only a peninsula of Asia
        
        by different historic and cultural reasons is considered a continent.
        
        Europe’s eastern border is the Ural mountain range. Africa and Asia
        border Europe and Asia border
    - - The world’s population reached over 7 billion inhabitants in 2011.
        
        In mid-2015, it was estimated at 7,376,471,982. Asia is the most populated continent, followed by Africa and America, which surpassed one billion inhabitants as well in 2011.
        
        According to the United Nations, as of 2017, the global population has reached more than 7.5 billion people. As of 2019 the world population was around 7,7 billion of people.
        
        Encompassing the two most highly populated countries in the world
        – China and India – Asia is by far the largest of the continents, with a total population of over 4.5 billion people.