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Inga [223]
3 years ago
11

Which of the following countries has the most landmass in Asia?

Geography
1 answer:
aliya0001 [1]3 years ago
6 0
Here is a list of the top five Asian countries with the greatest landmass:

1. Russia: (6,601,668 square miles or 17,098,242 sq km)

<span>2. </span>China: (3,694,982 square miles or 9,596,961 sq km)

<span>3. </span>India: (1,269,219 square miles or 3,287,263 sq km)

<span>4. </span>Kazakhstan: (1,049,155 square miles or 2,717,300 sq km)

<span>5. </span>Saudi Arabia<span>: (756,985 square miles or 1,960,582 sq km)</span>
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