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the Ionian sea
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What sea does Greece lie on?
Greece is surrounded by the Mediterranean, Aegean, & Ionian Seas.
Is Greece near Italy?
Italy and Greece's closest points lie between the city of Otranto in Italy and the city of Sidari on the Greek island of Corfu. The distance over-water between the countries (via the Strait of Otranto) is roughly 105 km or roughly 65 miles. However, the over-land distance between Italy and Greece (tracking through former Yugoslavia) is over 800 km or 500 miles.
What seas that lie to the west east and south of Greece?
South: Mediterranean East: Aegean West: Ionian
Name the seas that lie to the west east and south of Greece?
The sea that lies west of Greece is the Ionian the sea that lies south of Greece is the Mediterranean and the sea that lies east of Greece is the Aegean.
What two seas does turkey lie between?
black sea
What sea stands between Jerusalem and Europe?
Jerusalem isn't on the coast, but there are a number of "seas" that lie between them. The primary one, which nominally includes all the others, would be the Mediterranean, but the Ionian and Aegean Seas around Greece would qualify, as might the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea. In fact, the fabled "Seven Seas" of myth and legend are mostly subdivisions of the Mediterranean.
What two seas does the Black Sea lie between?
Sea of Marmara and Sea of Azov
What countries do the ustyurt plateau lie between?
Caspian and Aral Seas in Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.
Which two seas lie to the north of Australia?
The two seas which lie to the north of Australia are the Timor Sea and the Arafura Sea.
What seas lie to the west east and south of Greece?
South:Mediterranean east:Aegean West: Ionian ' W/ Correct Spelling'
Does Andorra Lie between Spain and Italy?
Andorra lies on the border of Spain and France
Name 5 present day countries whose boundaries lie entirely within the borders of the roman empire?
ItalySpainPortugalEgyptFranceGreeceThey are: England, France, Spain, Italy and Israel
