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It is 2479 Km by car from the city of Rome, Italy, to Cadiz (Gades), Spain. The modern highways are pretty close to the routes of the ancient Roman roads, so it would have been about the same distance by chariot. Following the coastline, the distance by sea would have been almost identical.
970,000 square miles is the total area.
I would say about 250miles
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The city of Rome developed in Italy, roughly in the middle of the peninsula about fifteen miles inland from the Tyrrhenian sea.
Rome was and still is in central Italy, 16 miles inland from the Mediterranean Sea. The Roman Empire encompassed the whole of the sea and stretched beyond it.
The city of Rome, Italy encompasses an area of 496.26 square miles. This city is 70 feet above sea level and the capitol city.
about 40 miles
14 miles according to "Connections A World History"
It was hot in the summer and cool and rainy in the winter, sometimes foggy with many storms at sea. The location of Rome was the same as it is today, but the Empire stretched for hundreds of miles over conquered lands.
Sea of Marmara - 4,386.26 square miles.
15 miles