what does mainland north america mean?

Question

does it mean the whole usa?? and does rivers and the easteren seaboard mean mainload north america? im confused

Answer 1

North America is USA, Canada, Mexico and even Cuba. Exclude Cuba and you have mainland North America

Answer 2

Mainland North America means 48 states that connect, plus Canada - not counting Hawaii or Alaska.

Answer 3

Mainland North America includes all the countries of North America, excluding islands off the coasts.

Answer 4

North America is a continent. It includes USA, Canada, Alaska, even Mexico, I believe.

Answer 5

North America refers to the entire continent of North America and includes the U.S.A., Canada, and Mexico. Do you mean mainland U.S.A.?

Answer 6

US, Canada, and Mexico. Possibly some of central America. Just not the Caribbean or Hawaii.

Answer 7

It means anything that is North America not including Hawaii and other provinces, territories etc that US and Canada own not connected. I don't know if I explained that well.

Answer 8

The North American continent except for it's islands.
If you live in Hawaii, when you visit Calif. you say you're going to visit the mainland.

Answer 9

It is the usa that is NOT Hawaii or Alaska. Notice that they aren't with the MAIN part of the usa. WHen I was in Hawaii people woudl talk about the "mainland"

Answer 10

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