There is no French-controlled island south of Greece, or anywhere directly south. There are French Islands off the Madagascar coasts.
The French island in the Mediterranean Sea is Corsica, just west of central Italy.
its Crete. its underneath Sparta and is the island south to Greece.
The part of Greece that is located South East of the mainland is called Crete. Crete is the most populous Island in Greece and has a mountainous terrain.
Papeete is located on the island of Tahiti in the South Pacific Ocean.
The island at the very bottom of Greece is called Crete and the there is a smaller island below it named Gavdos.
The literal answer to your question is Madagascar, a very large island off the coast of Africa which is about 3500 miles south (and 1100 miles to the east) of Greece. It is the largest island located south of Greece. I suspect, however, that what you are asking for the name of the largest of the Greek islands to the south of mainland Greece: that large island in the very south of Greece is Crete.
The Name Of The Long Greek Island Is Mediterranean Sea
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The largest island in the south of Greece is called Crete, but note that Greece has over 3000 islands, so you may be thinking of a different.
It is a large island to the south/south west of Greece. It is currently owned by Greece.
The story "Devil's Island" is set in French Guiana, a region in South America. It is an island located off the coast of French Guiana and was historically used as a penal colony by the French government.
Crete is the largest island in Greece, located in the eastern Mediterranean Sea. It lies south of the mainland of Greece and is situated between the Aegean Sea to the north and the Libyan Sea to the south. The island serves as a crucial geographical and cultural bridge between Europe, Asia, and Africa.