What are the physical features of Greece?

Answer 1

The land mass of Greece is for the greatest part (80%) covered by mountains. Greece has over 2,000 mostly very small islands: only some 170 are inhabited. Greece is situated on the boundaries of two tectonic plates that move in different directions, making Greece the victim of numerous earthquakes and sometimes tsunamis over the past 2,500 years.

Answer 2

Greece is a peninsula, which means that it is surrounded on three sides by water. Greece has a lot of smaller peninsulas sticking out from it, which means Greece enjoys many natural harbors. Greece, a country in southeastern Europe whose peninsula extends from the Balkans into the Mediterranean Sea, is mountainous, with many gulfs and bays. Forests fill some areas of Greece. Much of Greece is stony and suitable only for pasturage, but other areas are suitable for growing wheat, barley, citrus, dates, and olives. Meanwhile, back in mainland Greece, cities were thriving. The soil was mostly fertile. The Greeks had a wealth of seafood, fresh fish, a wealth of vegetables, and fresh drinking water. The Greeks were very happy with their land.

Answer 3

they had lots of mountains surrounding the place with caused them to have different city-states.there is also a mountain called mt.draculyea

Answer 4

Lots of mountains, long coastline, deep valleys, and rugged highlands

Answer 5

Greece is a very mountainous and hilly place. It is a peninsula; meaning its land with water on 3 sides. Greece has rocky, yet very fertile, soil. Greece has many islands and may rivers.