What kind of landform is Italy?

Answer 1

France,Australia,slovenia

Answer 2

A peninsula is the kind of landform that describes Italy.

Specifically, a peninsula can be recognized by fronting water on three our of four sides. Italy is connected to Europe along its northern frontier. On the east, south and west, it is surrounded by water.

Answer 3

its not answering my real question what's an example of Rome's landform or what type of landform is rome? whycome when u type in a question it just don't give u an answer it has 2 go through all that other stuff.

Answer 4

Islands and peninsula are Italy's most important landforms.

Specifically, Italy includes islands off its coasts. Sardinia and Sicily represent the two biggest of Italy's islands. Mainland Italy takes the form of a peninsula since three out of four sides - east, south, west - are bordered by water.

Answer 5

the Hungary plains and the alps are the main landforms in Italy

Answer 6

Some landforms in Italy are Mont Blanc, the Po River, The Alps Mt's. Ranges, Apennines

Mt's. range, the volcano Stromboli.

Answer 7

The Appenine Mountains OR The Po River Those are just a couple of landforms

Answer 8

a peninsula.

Answer 9

Mountainous