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The baltic sea has been called a Scandinavian mediterranean why does it seem logical?
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The Scandinavian/Mediterranean corridor links countries from The Finnish/Russian border, crosses Finland, Sweden, Norway, Germany, Austria, Italy to Sicily and Malta. It links together about 100 million inhabitants of Europe. The Baltic sea is not called the corridor, this is the region when the corridor commences
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The baltic sea has been called a Scandinavin Mediterranean. Explain why that comparison seems logical?
The comparison is logical because the Baltic Sea region, like the Mediterranean, has a high density of coastal cultures with rich histories and diverse economies. Both regions are important for trade, tourism, and cultural exchange. Additionally, they share similarities in terms of climate and geography, such as being semi-enclosed bodies of water surrounded by multiple countries.
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What island is called the eye of the Baltic?
Gotland is the eye of the Baltic.
Why are the Baltic republics named as they are?
The three Baltic republics are called the Baltic states, Baltics, Baltic nations, or Baltic countries. The countries include Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia.
What is a Scandinavian toast called?
Skaal.
What were Scandinavian invaders called?
The Vikings.
What is a Scandinavian goblin called?
Troll
What is Scandinavian liquor called?
aquavit
What are Baltic natives called?
Letts
What is a traditional Scandinavian stroy from called?
sagas
Why is The B altic Sea Called The Scandinavian Medditerranian?
Because it is surrounded by the Scandinavian countries of Norway, Sweden and Denmark.
Is Alexandria called pearl of Mediterranean sea?
Alexandria is called The Pearl of the Mediterranean
