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How many countries make up the region of Central America?
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Central America forms an isthmus between the Southern part of North America and South America. What is an isthmus?
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Central America

The region of Central America

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How many countries make up the region of Central America? 8, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama
Central America forms an isthmus between the Southern part of North America and South America. What is an isthmus? An isthmus is a thin part of land that separates 2 bodies of water
Which waterways border Central America? Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean
Which countries border Central America to the North and South? Mexico and Columbia
Which country does NOT border the Pacific Ocean? Belize
Which capital cities are named after the countries’ names? Guatemala City, San Salvador, and Panama City
Which country does not border the Caribbean Sea? The Caribbean Sea flows into which ocean? Guatemala City, San Salvador, and Panama City
Which country does not border the Caribbean Sea? The Caribbean Sea flows into which ocean? El Salvador, The Atlantic Ocean
Which narrow country curves from the West to the East? Name its borders. Panama. Gulf of Panama, and Gulf of Mosquitos
Because of its location, what 3 severe kinds of violent natural conditions strike this region Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and hurricanes
Is Central America closer to the Greater Antilles or the Lesser Antilles The Greater Antilles
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