Spain
False. It is Spain.
It is Spain.
Spain and Portugal take the most land on the Iberian Peninsula, however, Andorra and France are also located on the peninsula.
Portugal's neighbor, Spain covers most of the Iberian peninsula. To put its size into visual context, it is larger than one of our largest states, California. Based on language it is connected to Hispanic America as well as the Philippines.
Most of the peninsula not occupied by Spain is occupied by Portugal. Spain occupies the biggest portion of the Iberian Peninsula. Portugal, Andorra, the UK (Gibraltar), and part of France share the rest.
The entire Iberian peninsula was called Hispania by the Romans, the border that exists today between Portugal and Spain did not exist when the Romans ruled the peninsula. The border that did exist however, made up by the Romans that contained most, but not all, of modern day Portugal was the province they called Hispania Lusitania. So the answer I think you are looking for is Lusitania. Hope this helps.
Spain and Portugal make up most of the Iberian Peninsula.
Portugal is a sovereign country in South West Europe in Iberian peninsula. It is the western most country of Europe.
The most famous one would be the "boot" - Italy. I guess that Greece should be considered as some kind of peninsula, too. Spain and Portugal are on the "Iberian" peninsula. Denmark is also on a peninsula.
Italy, Greece, Turkey, Denmark, and the country of Ireland are peninsulas. A peninsula is land that is covered by 3/4 sides of water. These are the only European countries to fit this category. However, many European countries are ON a peninsula, but not necessarily a peninsula themselves. For example, Portugal and Spain form the Iberian Peninsula, Sweden and Norway form the Scandinavian Peninsula, etc.
it is a land covered with water from three sides,