Extreme points of Asia

extreme points of Asia

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Facet of	geography of Asia
Continent	Asia

A yele la a ama ko a extreme pɔnsere ko a Asia, a pɔnsere e la a farther north, south, east bee west a te gaale a kaŋa zaa naŋ be a tendaa gbuli zaa.

Asia

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  Northernmost Point — Cape Fligely, Prince Rudolf Island, Franz Josef Land, Russia (81°52'N)
  • Franz Josef Land peɛlɛɛ a turibogi naŋ be Europe ane Asia
  • Ka ana wuli ka o ba paale a Asia, naŋ da e northernmost pɔnsere la Arctic Cape, Komsomolets Island (81°17'N)
• Southernmost Point — Pamana Island, Indonesia (11°00'S)
  • When Cocos (Keeling) Islands paale neŋ la Southeast Asia, saŋa na naŋ da e South Island (12°04'S)
• Westernmost Point — Cape Baba, Turkey (26°4'E)²
  • Ka ana wuli ka a offshore Greek islands (North Aegean Islands ane Dodecanese Islands), saŋa na westernmost pɔnsere la Skokia Island, Greece, na e island bile lɛ naŋ be a coast ko Antipsara Island (25°29'E)
• Easternmost Point — Big Diomede, Russia (169°03'W)³

Asia (mainland)

• Northernmost Point — Cape Chelyuskin, Russia (77°43'N)
• Southernmost Point — Tanjung Piai, Malaysia (1°16'N)
• Westernmost Point — Cape Baba, Turkey (26°4'E)
• Easternmost Point
  • By longitude: 180th meridian (180°E)
  • On a continuous eastbound path: Cape Dezhnev (East Cape), Russia (169°40'W)³

Meŋ kaa kyɛ

• Geography ko Asia
• Extreme pɔnsere ko a tendaa
• Extreme pɔnsere ko Eurasia
• Extreme pɔnsere ko Afghanistan
• Extreme pɔnsere ko Bangladesh
• Extreme pɔnsere ko China
• Extreme pɔnsere ko Hong Kong
• Extreme pɔnsere ko India
• Extreme pɔnsere ko Indonesia
• Extreme pɔnsere ko Japan
• Extreme pɔnsere ko Jordan
• Extreme pɔnsere ko South Korea
• Extreme pɔnsere ko Mongolia
• Extreme pɔnsere ko Pakistan
• Extreme pɔnsere ko a Philippines
• Extreme pɔnsere ko Russia
• Extreme pɔnsere ko Singapore
• Extreme pɔnsere ko Taiwan

Kyɛle kyɛ

² A Turkish islands na be a Aegean ane Mediterranean baaŋ da paalɛɛ a Europe.

³ A 180th meridian gaa yie a Asia, tɛgɛ la k'a bare ama gaa yie a Western Hemisphere.

² The Turkish islands in the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas are considered part of Europe.

³ The 180th meridian passes through Asia, meaning that these points are in the Western Hemisphere.