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Spaces & areas

Spaces and areas, regions and zones. Large spaces with no single purpose.

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A is for Area

An area is a part of any surface. Areas are usually separated from everything around them by some kind of boundary, such as a fence or a line drawn around them on a piece of paper.
Area also describes the total size of that area. Different shapes have different formula for calculating how big they are.

C is for Continent

A continent is a very large mass of land surrounded by ocean. There are seven continents: Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Oceania and Antarctica.

C is for Countryside

Countryside means the land outside towns and cities. The countryside usually has farms, fields, forests, hills, rivers, and small villages. People usually mean farming land when they talk about the countryside. A word for land without houses or farms is wilderness.

Z is for Zone

A zone is an area that is clearly different from other areas around it.
An example might be a dry zone, where people are not allowed to drink alcoholic drinks.