goeduck
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I think you are correct. Otherwise, it would probably be considered a peninsula.I never understood why Europe is considered a separate continent from Asia. From what I've read it's more cultural than geographic.
I think you are correct. Otherwise, it would probably be considered a peninsula.I never understood why Europe is considered a separate continent from Asia. From what I've read it's more cultural than geographic.
Yes it's properly the eurasian continent; splitting it at the urals is pretty ridiculous; we may as well split north america at the rockies while we're at itNot obvious at all. I never understood why Europe is considered a separate continent from Asia. From what I've read it's more cultural than geographic.
Dibs on calling this side North America.Yes it's properly the eurasian continent; splitting it at the urals is pretty ridiculous; we may as well split north america at the rockies while we're at it
or Real America!Dibs on calling this side North America.
Off of reality anyway, in regards to Cali and the west coast being anything like Real America.Way off topic now!
Interesting. In Europe you get 9 ton on a non driven steering axle, 19 ton on a driven tandem, 11.5 ton (23k lb) on a driven single rear axle.Each truck is probably 25k for 100k combined. The west coasters can run 105,500 with enough axels. Axel weights aren’t a one size fits all but using general standards he could run 20k each on the truck axels, 34k on the drive axels, more if he used the drop axel and 12.5k on the steer axle. Spread axel trailers can haul more weight than regular tandems since they’re farther apart and that’s basically what he has. You could also run wider tires to get more than 12.5k on the steer axel. That’s more of a dump truck thing though.
No its not obvious, as on most of its borders it is surrounded by countries that are considered Asian (China, Mongolia, the whole bunch of countries ending on -stan) and ethnically, Russian people live 1000 miles around Moscow, the vast majority to the east are Asian race. (77% of the population is of Russian ethnicity, however they live in 20% of the total territory around Moscow, and the emigration combined with low birth rates of ethnic Russians make it possible that they become a minority in their own country)Russia is a part of Europe, has been for centuries and I did believe that was obvious.
Amerigo Vespucci explored South America and the Gulf of Mexico...or Real America!
Interesting. I never really paid much attention to the location of Moscow.No its not obvious, as on most of its borders it is surrounded by countries that are considered Asian (China, Mongolia, the whole bunch of countries ending on -stan) and ethnically, Russian people live 1000 miles around Moscow, the vast majority to the east are Asian race. (Russians are an ethnic minority in Russia)
I learned in school that Russia was Asia. One could debate however, whether the European-Asian border lies on the west, or the eastern border of Belarus and Ukraine. The population of both countries have spoken on what they see themself belong to, which isnt accepted by Russia, leading to the current state of affairs in the region.....