Exercise 13: Europe is often described as a peninsula of peninsulas. Why is this so, and which peninsulas does it comprise?

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Europe is known as peninsula of peninsulas because it the largest peninsula as it is wholly surrounded by water on all three sides. It is ssurrounded by water -in North by Arctic ocean,in West by Atlantic ocean and in South by Southern ocean.

Explanation:

Europe is apart of Eurasia; it is the western part of that landmass and it stretches so it is considered a peninsula. Because it is a continent, it contains peninsulas inside of it such as the Balkan Peninsula, Iberian Peninsula, Italian Peninsula, and the Scandinavian Peninsula.

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