The two continents have a number of features in common, the largest and most obvious being the spine of mountains which run down both continents, the Rockies in North America and the Andes in South America. Both continents have extensive deserts, especially down the western coast. Also common to both continents are areas of tropical rainforest (from Mexico to Panama in North America and covering a large portion of South America), grassland (The Pampas and the Prairies) and temperate rainforest (from Northern California to Alaska in North America and the west coast of Chile in South America).
The two continents have a number of features in common, the largest and most obvious being the spine of mountains which run down both continents, the Rockies in North America and the Andes in South America. Both continents have extensive deserts, especially down the western coast. Also common to both continents are areas of tropical rainforest (from Mexico to Panama in North America and covering a large portion of South America), grassland (The Pampas and the Prairies) and temperate rainforest (from Northern California to Alaska in North America and the west coast of Chile in South America).
They are both a part of the supercontinent of America
They are both a part of Latin America (both partially)
They are both fully in the Western Hemisphere
They are both in the Northern Hemisphere (fully or partially)
They are the third and fourth largest continents by area
They are the fourth and fifth largest continents by population
They both border the Atlantic, Pacific, and Caribbean
They are both a part of the New World
They were both imperialized by European nations (most notably Spain, Great Britain, and France)
south america is:
1. just below North America
2. connected to North America by Central America (technically part of North America)
South America
North America is south of the north pole.
No, Mississippi is actually in North America. It is in the South of the United States in North America.
North America connects to South America on the north side of South America, nothing connects below
north America
America
The common noun for America is country. For North America or South America, the common noun is continent.
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South of North America is South America.
South America
North America
The continent south of North America is South America.
North America
North America.
North America and South America
North America is south of the north pole.
North America is south of the north pole.