Peninsulas And Isthmuses Codexery

A source-cited reference to peninsulas and isthmuses

Peninsulas And Isthmuses (18)

• Jutland — Peninsula forming continental Denmark and part of northern Germany.
• Kamchatka Peninsula — Volcanic peninsula in the Russian Far East, part of the Ring of Fire.
• Kii Peninsula — The largest peninsula on Honshū, sacred in Buddhism and Shinto, and home to UNESCO World Heritage pilgrimage routes.
• Kola Peninsula — Large Russian peninsula inside the Arctic Circle, heavily industrialized.
• Kowloon Peninsula — A historic peninsula in Hong Kong, shaped by reclamation and imperial cessions.
• Kra Isthmus — Narrowest part of the Malay Peninsula in Thailand.
• Labrador Peninsula — A large eastern Canadian peninsula with diverse geography and indigenous history.
• Leizhou Peninsula — Peninsula in southern Guangdong with volcanic fields and historical piracy.
• Liaodong Peninsula — Strategic peninsula in Northeast China, site of major wars.
• Middle Peninsula — Second of three large peninsulas on Virginia's Chesapeake Bay.
• Chukchi Peninsula — Easternmost point of continental Asia, near Alaska.
• Delmarva Peninsula — Peninsula on the U.S. East Coast spanning Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia.
• Italian Peninsula — The boot-shaped peninsula comprising much of Italy and two microstates.
• Izu Peninsula — Mountainous peninsula west of Tokyo, known for hot springs and wasabi.
• Isthmus of Chignecto — Strategic isthmus linking Nova Scotia to mainland North America.
• Isthmus of Corinth — Narrow land bridge separating Peloponnese from mainland Greece.
• Isthmus of Panama — Narrow land bridge linking North and South America.
• Isthmus of Perekop — Narrow gateway connecting Crimea to mainland Ukraine.

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