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Yes, it is an island in southern Italy, on the Bay of Naples.
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The Tyrrhenian Sea is part of the Mediterranean Sea, located off of the western coast of Italy. The volcano is Stromboli. The islands include Vulcano, Montcristo, Salina, Stromboli, Filicudi, Alicudi, Panarea, Basiluzzo, Utica, Sardinia, Corsica, Capri, Elba and Ustica.
Etna (in Sicily) and Stromboli (a small island in the Tyrrhenian Sea) are the only two Italian volcanoes that have persistent activities. They can produce eruptions within medium-long term.All in all, ten active volcanoes are present in the Italian territory, "active" in that they gave manifestations in the last 10,000 years.
Malta is located close to Italy and Sicily. It is a small island in the Mediterranean sea.
Vulcano is a small island located about 25 kilometers north of Sicily, Italy. It is a volcanic island, therefore it has the name "Vulcano", which means volcano.
The only country (continent) west of Alaska (across the Bering Strait) is Russia. There is a small American island, Little Diomede Island, in between.
Sicily a small island by Italy used to launch an invasion in Italy. When allies went through Italy Mussolini fled but was captured and Italy surrendered. After this event only two Axis powers were left- Japan and Germany ( Italy was now with the Allies.) This was a huge event that led the Allies to win.
No. Sicily, the large island belonging to Italy is very dry but not a desert.
Sardinia is second to Sicily in size (both are part of Italy).
There are a number of countries that are west of Italy. This includes France and Spain. However, directly west of Spain is the Mediterranean Sea.
Lipari is an example of an Italian port beginning with the letter "L".Specifically, the name designates a small port on a small island. In fact, it may refer to the city and port of Lipari on the same-named island. It represents the largest of the Aeolian islands off coastal northern Sicily. It will be found in the Tyrrhenian Sea.The pronunciation will be "lee-PA-ree" in Italian.