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    How many countries are there in Asia?

    Question #60394. Asked by akriti. (Nov 06 05 5:28 PM)


    gmackematix

    		I make it 50 including the Asian parts of Egypt, Turkey, Russia and Kazakhstan. I didn't leave out Cyprus because, well, it's counted as part of Asia (despite its EU status).
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asia

    Nov 06 05, 6:38 PM

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