The Alps.
Pyrenees
Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River when he invaded from Gaul. The Rubicon was the boundary between Italy and Gaul at the time.Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River when he invaded from Gaul. The Rubicon was the boundary between Italy and Gaul at the time.Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River when he invaded from Gaul. The Rubicon was the boundary between Italy and Gaul at the time.Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River when he invaded from Gaul. The Rubicon was the boundary between Italy and Gaul at the time.Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River when he invaded from Gaul. The Rubicon was the boundary between Italy and Gaul at the time.Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River when he invaded from Gaul. The Rubicon was the boundary between Italy and Gaul at the time.Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River when he invaded from Gaul. The Rubicon was the boundary between Italy and Gaul at the time.Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River when he invaded from Gaul. The Rubicon was the boundary between Italy and Gaul at the time.Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River when he invaded from Gaul. The Rubicon was the boundary between Italy and Gaul at the time.
The river that separates Gaul and Italy is the Rubicon.
yes it is
Gaul
The Pyrenaei montes separated Gaul and Hispania. Today they are called the Pyrenees mountains and they separate France and Spain.
The products that came from Italy Gaul and Spain were a olives grapes and olive oil .
In antiquity there were Gauls who lived in Northern Italy (in the modern regions of Piedmont, Lombardy and Emilia Romania). The Romans called this area Gallia Cisalpina (Gaul this side of the Alps) meaning Gaul on the Italian side of the Alps.
Gaul is France. The mountains between France and Spain are the Pyrenees. However I thought Hannibal was supposed to have taken the elephants across the Alps.
Gaul is France. The mountains between France and Spain are the Pyrenees. However I thought Hannibal was supposed to have taken the elephants across the Alps.
There are lots of mountains in Italy. Some mountains are the Apennine Mountains, Julian Alps, and the Vicentine Alps.
Gaul was in the general vicinity of modern day France.