-
forming a
delta peninsula.
Marine transgressions (changes in sea level) may form
peninsulas, but also may
affect existing peninsulas. For example, the...
- many
smaller peninsulas, the four main and
largest component peninsulas being the Scandinavian, Iberian, Balkan, and
Apennine peninsulas. The Balkans...
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Korea is a
peninsular region in East Asia
consisting of the
Korean Peninsula, Jeju Island, and
smaller islands.
Since the end of
World War II in 1945...
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these peninsulas: the Gulf of
Tomini between the
northern Minahasa and East
peninsulas, the Tolo Gulf
between the East and
Southeast peninsulas, and the...
- the
remainder of the
Sinai and
Arabian peninsulas. The
provinces of
Arabia were: Al Tih, the
Sinai peninsula, Hejaz, Asir, Yemen, Hadramaut,
Mahra and...
- Many
coastal peninsulas of
California are
properly headlands and are
often called points, as in
Oxford English Dictionary's
senses 19b "projecting part...
-
Iberian Peninsula, the
Reconquista concluded with the fall of
Granada in 1492,
ending over
seven centuries of
Islamic rule in the south-western
peninsula. In...
- Many
coastal peninsulas of
Oregon are
properly headlands,
often called capes.
Unless otherwise specified the
source of the list is the
Oregon maps of the...
-
Stivale ("the Boot"),
because the
shape of the
peninsula resembles a high-heeled boot.
Three smaller peninsulas contribute to this
characteristic shape, namely...
-
Iberian Peninsula is the
westernmost of the
three major southern European peninsulas—the Iberian, Italian, and Balkan. It
forms the
westernmost portion of...
