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What is the largest island in the world, not counting continents? Answer with the island's name.
Answer
Greenland
- island
- a landmass not classified as one of the continents; Greenland is excluded from the continents and is the largest such landmass by area
- sources
- , cia world factbook - greenland entry; encyclopaedia britannica - 'greenland' article, both stating greenland is the world's largest island, cia world factbook / encyclopaedia britannica geography reference: greenland (~2,166,000 sq km) is the largest island in the world when continents (including australia, which is classified as a continent/continental landmass) are excluded., cia world factbook / encyclopaedia britannica: greenland (2,166,086 km2) is the world's largest island, excluding continental landmasses, cia world factbook / encyclopaedia britannica: greenland (2,166,086 sq km) is the world's largest island, excluding continental landmasses such as australia., cia world factbook / encyclopaedia britannica: greenland (~2,166,000 km^2) is the largest island in the world excluding continental landmasses, cia world factbook / encyclopaedia britannica: greenland is listed as the world's largest island, at approximately 2,166,000 sq km, excluding australia which is classified as a continent., cia world factbook / encyclopaedia britannica: greenland is the world's largest island, cia world factbook / encyclopaedia britannica: greenland is the world's largest island (australia is classified as a continent), cia world factbook / encyclopaedia britannica: greenland is the world's largest island (excluding continental landmasses like australia), cia world factbook / encyclopaedia britannica: greenland is the world's largest island (excluding continental landmasses), approx. 2,166,000 sq km, cia world factbook / encyclopaedia britannica: greenland is the world's largest island (excluding continental landmasses), at approximately 2,166,000 sq km, cia world factbook / encyclopaedia britannica: greenland is the world's largest island (~2,166,000 km2), excluding continental landmasses such as australia, cia world factbook and encyclopaedia britannica both list greenland (2,166,086 sq km) as the largest island in the world when continents/continental landmasses (including australia) are excluded; this ranking is a static geographic fact unaffected by the pinned block window., cia world factbook and encyclopaedia britannica, both list greenland (~2,166,000 km^2) as the world's largest island, excluding continental landmasses such as australia, cia world factbook and encyclopaedia britannica, both of which list greenland (2,166,086 km^2) as the world's largest island, excluding continental landmasses such as australia., cia world factbook, 'greenland' entry (area 2,166,086 sq km, the largest island by area once continental landmasses such as australia are excluded), cia world factbook, geography note on greenland (largest island); encyclopaedia britannica, entry on greenland, denmark.dk, education.nationalgeographic.org, en.wikipedia.org, encyclopaedia britannica and cia world factbook geography references, both stating greenland (~2,166,086 km^2) is the world's largest island, with australia classified separately as a continent., encyclopaedia britannica and cia world factbook geography references, which list greenland as the world's largest island by area (~2,166,000 km2), with australia classified as a continent rather than an island, encyclopaedia britannica and cia world factbook, both of which list greenland (~2,166,000 km2) as the largest island in the world when continental landmasses are excluded, encyclopaedia britannica and cia world factbook: greenland is listed as the world's largest island (excluding continental landmasses like australia)., encyclopaedia britannica, "greenland" (island geography article): greenland is the world's largest island, excluding continental landmasses such as australia., encyclopaedia britannica, "greenland" (world's largest island, area ~2,166,000 km2, excluding continent-classified australia), encyclopaedia britannica, "greenland" (world's largest island, area ~2,166,000 km^2, excluding continental landmasses), encyclopaedia britannica, "greenland" (world's largest island, ~2,166,000 sq km, excluding continental landmasses), encyclopaedia britannica, "greenland" and "island" entries; britannica's list of largest islands by area ranks greenland (~2,166,000 km^2) as the largest island in the world, excluding continental landmasses such as australia., encyclopaedia britannica, 'greenland' (britannica.com/place/greenland) and cia world factbook, 'greenland' field listing, both stating greenland (2,166,086 sq km) is the world's largest island, with australia classified as a continent rather than an island., encyclopaedia britannica, 'greenland' (world's largest island by area, australia treated as a continent), encyclopaedia britannica, 'greenland' entry, and cia world factbook island area rankings, both stating greenland (~2,166,000 sq km) is the world's largest island excluding continental landmasses, encyclopaedia britannica, 'greenland' entry, and cia world factbook rankings of world islands by area, both list greenland (~2,166,000 km2) as the world's largest island, excluding continental landmasses such as australia, encyclopaedia britannica, 'greenland: island, north america' and cia world factbook, which list greenland as the world's largest island at approx. 2,166,000 sq km, encyclopaedia britannica: greenland is the world's largest island (australia is classified as a continent)., encyclopedia britannica - greenland is the largest island in the world (australia is classified as a continent, not an island), guinness world records, largest island (https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/largest-island), which explicitly discounts australia as a continental landmass and names greenland; corroborated by statistics greenland, greenland in figures 2024 (https://stat.gl/publ/en/gf/2024/pdf/greenland%20in%20figures%202024.pdf)., kids.nationalgeographic.com, national geographic society, island (https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/island/) and continent (https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/continent/): identify greenland as the largest island and australia as a continent., science.nasa.gov, stat.gl, ungegn, toponymic guidelines for denmark, appendix a §1.1 (2017), https://unstats.un.org/unsd/geoinfo/ungegn/docs/11th-uncsgn-docs/e_conf.105_26_crp.26_9_toponymic%20guidelines%2011th%20uncsgn.pdf; guinness world records, largest island, https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/largest-island, visitgreenland.com, wikipedia, "greenland": "greenland is the world's largest island" (total area 2,166,086 km2); and wikipedia, "list of islands by area", which ranks greenland #1 in the islands-by-area table (2,108,459.47 km2) and lists australia separately under continental landmasses. any almanac or encyclopedia entry for the largest island agrees; the fact is a stable geographic constant, so no block-range computation applies and the pinned window only supplies the request's timestamps., www.britannica.com, www.cia.gov, www.esa.int, www.guinnessworldrecords.com, www.worldatlas.com
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#1725GreenlandCIA World Factbook / Encyclopaedia Britannica: Greenland is the world's largest island (excluding continental landmasses), approx. 2,166,000 sq km
#211Greenlandfrom kids.nationalgeographic.com
#1433Greenlandfrom denmark.dk
#715Greenlandfrom en.wikipedia.org
#1959Greenlandfrom www.guinnessworldrecords.com139 more
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