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What continent is New Zealand in

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New Zealand is an oceanic island far from a continent & isn't on a continent but is considered part of Australia & Oceania region.

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Source: Which Continent? | geography.about.com

Description: New Zealand is an oceanic island far from a continent and thus, like the Caribbean, it is not on a continent but is often considered to be part of the "Australia and Oceania" region.

Nov 12, 03:07am

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New Zealand is an island country in the South Pacific Ocean, over 1,000 mi (1,600 km) South East of Australia. ChaCha again!

Geographically, New Zealand is part of the Pacific region known as Oceania, but not part of any continent. Thanks for asking!

New Zealand is part of Oceania - a series of islands in the South Pacific Ocean, southeast of Australia. Total land: 268,021 sq km

Mar 07 2009, 06:02pm | Source: CIA - The World Factbook -- New Zealand | www.cia.gov

New Zealand is considered a part of the Australia and Oceania continent. Thanks!

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