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Although at first the term America was applied only to the southern half of the continent, the designation soon was applied to the entire landmass. Those portions that widened out north of the Isthmus of Panama became known as North America, and those that broadened to the south became known as South America. According to some authorities, North America begins not at the Isthmus of Panama but at the narrows of Tehuantepec , with the intervening region called Central America. Under such a definition, part of Mexico must be included in Central America, although that country lies mainly in North America proper.

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To overcome this anomaly , the whole of Mexico, together with Central and South American countries, also may be grouped under the name Latin America , with the United States and Canada being referred to as Anglo-America. This cultural division is a very real one, yet Mexico and Central America including the Caribbean are bound to the rest of North America by strong ties of physical geography.

Greenland also is culturally divided from, but physically close to, North America. Some geographers characterize the area roughly from the southern border of the United States to the northern border of Colombia as Middle America , which differs from Central America because it includes Mexico.

Some definitions of Middle America also include the West Indies. North America contains some of the oldest rocks on Earth. Its geologic structure is built around a stable platform of Precambrian rock called the Canadian Laurentian Shield. In between these two mountain belts are the generally flat regions of the Great Plains in the west and the Central Lowlands in the east.

These have allowed North America to become one of the most economically developed regions in the world, and its inhabitants enjoy a high standard of living.

North America has the highest average income per person of any continent and an average food intake per person that is significantly greater than that of other continents. The descendants of these peoples, the various Native American and Eskimo Inuit groups, largely have been supplanted by peoples from the Old World. People of European ancestry constitute the largest group, followed by those of African and of Asian ancestry; in addition there is a large group of Latin Americans, who are of mixed European and Native American ancestry.

This article treats the physical and human geography of North America. For discussion of individual countries of the continent, see the articles Canada , Mexico , and United States of America.

See also coverage of North American regions under the titles West Indies and the individual countries of Central America. For discussion of major cities of the continent, see specific articles by name—e. For discussion of the indigenous peoples of the continent, see the articles Native American and pre-Columbian civilizations. David Michaelov.

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