Peninsulas And Cape Landforms 1-24
23 entries in the Peninsulas And Cape Landforms compendium.
AnatoliaPeninsula in West Asia, historic cradle of civilizations.Arabian PeninsulaWorld's largest peninsula, formed by a divergent tectonic boundary.Baja California peninsulaPeninsula separating Gulf of California from Pacific Ocean.Bird's Head PeninsulaSouth-western extremity of the African continent, 52 km long from Mouille point to Cape PoBōsō PeninsulaPeninsula on Honshū, Japan.Cape AgulhasA mountainous peninsula at Africa's south-western tip, home to Table Mountain and Cape PoiCape CanaveralHistoric cape and major U.S. rocket launch site.Cape HornSouthern headland of Tierra del Fuego, historic clipper route milestone.Cape LeeuwinMost south-westerly mainland point of Australia, one of the great capes.Cape ReingaSacred Māori departure point for spirits and popular tourist destination.Cape of Good HopeRocky headland on the Cape Peninsula, key to the Cape Route.Cape York PeninsulaLargest wilderness in northern Australia with global environmental significance.Iberian PeninsulaSecond-largest European peninsula, home to Spain and Portugal.Kamchatka PeninsulaVolcanic peninsula in the Russian Far East, part of the Ring of Fire.Korean PeninsulaDivided peninsula with ancient kingdoms and modern global influence.Labrador PeninsulaLarge eastern Canadian peninsula with rich indigenous and colonial history.Lower Peninsula of MichiganSouthern, larger landmass of Michigan, shaped like a mitten.Malay PeninsulaSouthernmost point of mainland Asia, rich in history and biodiversity.Nicoya PeninsulaLargest peninsula in Costa Rica, known for longevity and beaches.PeloponneseSouthernmost peninsula of mainland Greece, cradle of Mycenaean civilization.Sinai PeninsulaPeninsula in the Russian Far East, part of the Ring of Fire.Upper Peninsula of MichiganNorthern Michigan landmass with strong regional identity and mining history.Yucatán PeninsulaLarge peninsula in southeast Mexico; heart of the Maya lowlands.
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