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What was the largest island in the world before Australia was discovered?
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I thought Australia was a continent by itself.
And no googling!? Eh...
Madagascar?
I'm definitely sure I'm wrong on this.
Then again, I sort of "live in my own world (or island)"
Edit:
So I went to google and boy was I wrong
But wasn't too far off
And no googling!? Eh...
Madagascar?
I'm definitely sure I'm wrong on this.
Then again, I sort of "live in my own world (or island)"
Edit:
So I went to google and boy was I wrong
But wasn't too far off
hm, i'd say Australia is a Kontinent too.
Madagaskar is a good guess, but Papua Neuguinea ist realy big too, as i was there once, my guess would be Neuguinea. But as far as i know, discovery does not change the size
Madagaskar is a good guess, but Papua Neuguinea ist realy big too, as i was there once, my guess would be Neuguinea. But as far as i know, discovery does not change the size
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english is not my first language and my last lesson was a really long time ago. So please excuse my grammar or spelling errors.
My ingame name is Icefairy2 Account ID 20
My ingame name is Icefairy2 Account ID 20
Greenland (Grönland) is the lagest Island in the world,
followed by New Guinea (Neuguiena), which is a third of the size
and then Borneo, not much smaller than New Guinea.
followed by New Guinea (Neuguiena), which is a third of the size
and then Borneo, not much smaller than New Guinea.
On the way from school to today, much of my english has been lost, sorry .....
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Australia is a continent, not an island ....
The basic question in the topic header can be confusing, but if we ignore the island / continent error, the answer is:
Officially, it was Erik THORVALDSON named "The Red", banned from Norway and then from Iceland for murder, who was the first European to discover the island in 982.
He then christened this island, Greenland ...
And the first European to visit Australia is the Portuguese explorer Cristóvão de Mendonça in 1522.
So, Greenland is the largest island in the world ... and it was discovered before anyone discovered Australia
The basic question in the topic header can be confusing, but if we ignore the island / continent error, the answer is:
Officially, it was Erik THORVALDSON named "The Red", banned from Norway and then from Iceland for murder, who was the first European to discover the island in 982.
He then christened this island, Greenland ...
And the first European to visit Australia is the Portuguese explorer Cristóvão de Mendonça in 1522.
So, Greenland is the largest island in the world ... and it was discovered before anyone discovered Australia