These are probably the most important European peninsulas.:
Scandinavian peninsula (Norway, Sweden, ...)
Iberian peninsula (Spain, Portugal)
Italian peninsula (Italy)
Balkan peninsula (Greece, etc.)
The exact extent of peninsulas is not very well defined. Does the Scandinavian peninsula include Finland? Does it include the Kola peninsula (in Russia)? I don't think there is a clear answer to such questions. The Pyrenees mountains make a convenient boundary for the Iberian peninsula, and the Alps for the Italian peninsula, but these definitions are still debatable, and Scandinavian and Balkan peninsulas are even less well-defined.
the Scandinavian Peninsula and the Jutland Peninsula
The Jutland and Scandinavian Peninsulas.
Iberian main Yugoslavian Scandinavian
There are three major peninsulas in southern Europe, but also many, many other small ones.
Yes, there are a huge amount of peninsulas in Europe. Some are small and there are some major ones, like the Iberian peninsula.
the peninsulas are right on major oceans and major trade routes so they help with Europe's trading with other countries.
Iberian, Italy, and the Balkan peninsula are the three peninsulas located in Southern Europe.
Iberian, Italian, Balkan, Scandinavian, and Jutland
There are two major peninsulas in Alaska. Kenai and Seward.
There are six major peninsulas in Europe: Scandinavian Peninsula Jutland Peninsula (Denmark) Iberian Peninsula Apennine Peninsula (Italy) Balkan Peninsula Turkish Peninsula
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The Italian Peninsula is one of the three great peninsulas of southern Europe, the other two being the Balkan (to the east) and the Iberian (to the west).
All of Europe is a peninsula of peninsulas. This is because Europe is a peninsula itself, and contains many, many peninsulas.