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What is the name of the mountain range that runs down the center of Italy?
The Apennines is the name of the mountain range that runs down the center of Italy. It runs the entire north-south extent of the Italian peninsula. In the north, it therefore meets the Alps of Europe.Its name in Italian is 'Appennini', which is pronounced 'ahp-pehn-NEE-nee'. It takes its name from the original Latin 'Appenninus'. The Latin proper noun in turn came from the Latin word 'penne' for 'quill, feather', which was in reference to the range's shape.
What is the name of mountain that separates France and Italy?
the Alps
What mountain separates Italy from the rest of Europe?
The Alps mountain range separates Italy from the rest of Europe.The Alps.There are four countries that separate Italy from the rest of Europe: France, Switzerland, Austria, and Slovenia.
Which continent is to the south of Italy and Geece?
South of Italy and Greece is Africa. The Mediterranean Sea separates them.
What mountain range separates Italy from the rest Europe?
The Alps mountain range separates Italy from the rest of Europe.The Alps.There are four countries that separate Italy from the rest of Europe: France, Switzerland, Austria, and Slovenia.
What mountain range separates Italy from the west of Europe?
The Alps
Which lies west to Greece the lonian sea or the aegean sea?
To the West of Greece... lies the Ionian Sea. It separates Greece from Italy.
Why was Italy similar to Greece?
Greece was an empire, then Rome was an empire. Since they were from similar times, they had similar traits.
Which geographical features separates Italy from the country north of it?
Mountain ranges- the Alps.
What is the name of mountain range that separates France and Italy?
The Alps. (les Alpes) Graian Alps
What is similar to Greece and Italy?
Both countries have Adriatic seaside
What mountain range separates Italy from France and Switzerland?
The Alps mountain range separates Italy from the rest of Europe.The Alps.There are four countries that separate Italy from the rest of Europe: France, Switzerland, Austria, and Slovenia.
