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Peninsula

A peninsula is a geographical formation consisting of an extension of land from a larger body that is surrounded by water on three sides.

A peninsula can also be a headland, cape, promontory, or spit.

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Peninsulas of the World

Eurasia

Continental Europe

Balkan peninsula

Iberian Peninsula

encompassing the whole of Spain and Portugal

Scandinavian Peninsula

encompassing Sweden and Norway
  • Svaerholthalvoya , Norway
  • Varangerhalvoya , Norway

United Kingdom

Republic of Ireland

Russia

Middle East

Indian subcontinent

East Asia

Japan

Kyushu:

  • Nishi-sonogi-hanto
  • Kunisaki-hato

Honshu:

  • Shiriya-zaki
  • Oshika-hanto
  • Noto-hanto
  • Oga-hanto
  • Miura-hato
  • Boso-hanto
  • Inubo-zaki
  • Izu-hanto

Philippines

Indonesia

  • Poluostrov Yamau
  • Semenanjung Blambangan , Java,
  • Semenanjung Minahassa , Sulawesi

Madeira Islands

(Portuguese Territory)
  • Ponta de São Lourenço

The Americas

United States of America

Canada

Greenland

(Danish Territory)
  • Alfred Wegeners Halvo
  • Hayes Halvo
  • Ingnerit
  • Nuussuaq Halvo
  • Svartenhuk Halvo

Mexico

Central America

  • Península de Azuero , Panama

South America

Caribbean

  • Barrio Obrero , Puerto Rico, despite its name, it is also a peninsula

Australia & Oceania

Australia


New Zealand

Papua New Guinea


Africa


Antarctica

  • Antarctic Peninsula
  • Edward VII peninsula
  • Fletcher peninsula
  • Fowler peninsula
  • Martin peninsula

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