Peninsula Guide, Meaning , Facts, Information and Description
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.
Peninsulas of the world:
Continental Europe:
United Kingdom
Republic of Ireland
Greenland
(Danish Territory)Asia:
Russia
Africa:
United States of America:
Canada:
Mexico:
Central America:
South America:
Venezuela
- Península de Araya, Venezuela
- Península de Brunswick, Chile
- Península de la Guajira, Colombia/
- Península de Paria, Venezuela
- Península de Taitao, Chile
- Península de Verde, Argentina
- Península Valdés, Argentina
Caribbean:
- Barrio Obrero, Puerto Rico, despite its name, it is also a peninsula
Australia
- Beecroft Peninsula, New South Wales
- Cape York Peninsula, Queensland
- Cobourg Peninsula, Northern Territory
- Fleurieu Peninsula, South Australia
- Freycinet Peninsula, Tasmania
- Jervis Bay Territory
- Mornington Peninsula, Victoria
- Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania
- Wilson's Promontory, Victoria
- Yorke Peninsula, South Australia
- Younghusband Peninsula, South Australia
New Zealand
- Banks Peninsula, South Island
- Cape Campbell, South Island
- Cape Foulwind, South Island
- Cape Kidnappers, North Island
- Cape Turnagain, North Island
- Coromandel Peninsula, North Island
- Farewell Spit, South Island
- Kaikoura Peninsula, South Island
- Karikari Peninsula, North Island
- Mahia Peninsula, North Island
- Northland, North Island
- Otago Peninsula, South Island
Papua New Guinea
- Gazelle peninsula, New Britain
- Huon
Antarctica
- Antarctic Peninsula
- Edward VII peninsula
- Fletcher peninsula
- Fowler peninsula
- Martin peninsula
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