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Eurasie

Also known as Euroasia

continent formé par l'Europe et l'Asie

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Eurasia is the world's largest continental area, encompassing all of Europe and Asia together as a single landmass. While Europe and Asia are traditionally treated as separate continents due to historical and cultural distinctions, some geographical models recognize them as one unified continent, making understanding Eurasia important for grasping the full scope of Earth's largest landmass.

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Key facts

Continent.title: Eurasia
Continent.image: 220px
Continent.population: 5.6 billion (As of 2025)
Continent.demonym: Eurasian
Continent.countries: ~93 countries
Continent.dependencies: 9 dependencies
Continent.time: UTC−1 to UTC+12
Continent.part_of: Afro-Eurasia

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: supercontinent
Subclass of: region
Part of: Afro-Eurasia
Has part: Asia
Demonym: Avrasya
Population: 5348554000
Area: 54759000
Shares border with: Australian continent
Highest point: Mount Everest
Image: Two-point-equidistant-asia.jpg

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Commons category: Eurasia
topic's main category: Category:Eurasia
history of topic: history of Eurasia
Commons gallery: Eurasia
described by source: Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
located in/on physical feature: Old World
different from: Eurasia
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
lowest point: Dead Sea
maximum temperature record: 53.9
minimum temperature record: -67.7
described at URL: wikispooks.com/wiki/Eurasia

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L'Eurasie est un terme géographique désignant conjointement l'Europe et l'Asie en tant que continent unique, plutôt que deux continents séparés. Ce supercontinent s'étend ainsi sur une superficie de près de 54 millions de km2 (environ un dixième de la surface planétaire) entre l'océan Atlantique, à l'ouest, et l'océan Pacifique, à l'est.

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