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...Italian Peninsula]] and the southern [[Balkans]] and contains the [[Ionian Islands]].<ref name="mediterranean-geography"/><ref name="southern-europe-geography ...], [[Kefalonia]], and [[Zakynthos]]. These islands form most of the Ionian Islands group and extend along the western coast of Greece.<ref name="greece-geogra ...

...ated between Attica and the northeastern [[Peloponnese]]. The North Aegean Islands lie closer to the northern and eastern coasts. [[Euboea]] runs parallel to ...separated by island ridges and shallower passages. Narrow channels between islands concentrate currents and influence navigation. Rocky shores occur around mu ...

{{Infobox islands ...Pacific Ocean]], approximately 200 kilometres northwest of the main Fijian islands. It has an area of about 120 square kilometres. The island's former capital ...

...Peninsula]], the [[Italian Peninsula]], the southern [[Balkans]], and the islands of the northern [[Mediterranean Sea]]. The region is bordered by the [[Atla ...Europe forms the main European shore of the Mediterranean. Its peninsulas, islands, mountain systems, and coastal plains created separate local regions, while ...

...00 islands, of which around 100 are permanently inhabited. The two largest islands are Viti Levu and Vanua Levu. The capital city is [[Suva]], located on Viti ...with the Lapita culture. Over time, organized chiefdoms emerged across the islands. These societies were structured through kinship systems, ranked leadership ...

...ged because of events inside the setting. Other places, such as additional islands near [[Fiji]], exist as part of the normal geography of this world. Geography is mostly stable. Islands, cities, planets, regions, and borders should stay consistent between pages ...

...dinia]], [[Corsica]], [[Crete]], [[Cyprus]], [[Malta]], and the [[Balearic Islands]]. ...Mediterranean coasts and islands. Coastal cities, beaches, historic sites, islands, cruise routes, and maritime recreation form major parts of local and natio ...

The eastern shoreline is narrower and more irregular. Islands, channels, bays, and rocky headlands are concentrated along the Croatian co ...ts include lagoons, wetlands, seagrass areas, rocky shores, sandy beaches, islands, and open-water habitats. Shipping, fishing, coastal construction, pollutio ...

Several islands and island groups are located in the Indian Ocean. These include [[Madagasc ..., Southeast Asia, and Australia. Control of ports, sea lanes, fuel routes, islands, and coastal infrastructure has affected military planning, trade policy, a ...

...uare kilometres and includes the main island together with several smaller islands. [[Palermo]] is its capital and largest city.<ref name="italy-geography"/>< ...nd the Aegadian Islands off the western coast. Pantelleria and the Pelagie Islands lie farther south in the Strait of Sicily. ...

...at the southern end of the [[Balkans]] and includes a mainland area, many islands, and long coastlines along the [[Mediterranean Sea]], the [[Aegean Sea]], a ...nd the island groups of the [[Cyclades]], the [[Dodecanese]], the [[Ionian Islands]], and the [[Sporades]]. ...

...rough tectonic processes associated with continental margins. Many smaller islands developed from volcanoes or coral reefs. ...has produced thousands of seamounts. Some rose above sea level and became islands, while others subsided beneath the surface. The Hawaiian–Emperor seamount c ...

...and includes the Balearic Islands in the [[Mediterranean Sea]], the Canary Islands in the [[Atlantic Ocean]], and the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla i ...ric Islands lie east of the peninsula in the Mediterranean Sea. The Canary Islands form an Atlantic archipelago off the northwestern coast of Africa. Ceuta an ...

...a Einsatzgruppen and the [[United Kingdom]] over control of the [[Falkland Islands]]. These tensions led to the [[Tanoan Conquest of the Falklands]], also kno ...counteroperations. Tanoan forces held the western portion of the Falkland Islands until a ceasefire ended the conflict in 2017.<ref name="falklands-history"/ ...

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...reach the western coast of the Black Sea. These coastlines contain ports, islands, bays, and narrow coastal plains that connect inland districts with Mediter ...bsburg, Slavic, Greek, Albanian, and Roman traditions. Mountain districts, islands, river valleys, and former imperial borderlands maintain distinct regional ...

...etres from the Strait of Dover to its northern opening near the [[Shetland Islands]] and the Norwegian coast. It reaches a maximum width of about 580 kilometr ...sts. This sheltered coastal zone is separated from the open sea by barrier islands and shifting sandbanks. ...

...cts of the [[Dinaric Alps]], and a long Adriatic coast containing numerous islands, channels, bays, and peninsulas.<ref name="adriatic-geography"/> ...ds including Cres, Krk, Pag, Brač, Hvar, and Korčula. Channels between the islands provide sheltered maritime routes along the eastern Adriatic.<ref name="adr ...

...s enclosed within Rome. Sicily and [[Sardinia]] form part of Italy but are islands and are not part of the peninsula.<ref name="italy-geography"/> ...

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