Because of its strategic location at the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea from the Atlantic Ocean.
Because of its strategic location at the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea from the Atlantic Ocean.
The Rock of Gibraltar is on the south coast of the Iberian Peninsula in the UNITED KINGDOM territory of Gibraltar, not Spain.
The Rock of Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory
The Rock of Gibraltar is part of a British overseas territory called simply Gibraltar.
The Rock of Gibraltar is a limestone promontory located in Gibraltar, one of the southernmost points of the Iberian Peninsula. Gibraltar is a British overseas territory, an exclave once ceded by Spain. Ironically, the closest point in Africa to Gibraltar is Ceuta, a Spanish exclave in Morocco.
In Gibraltar, which is a British territory on the Mediterranean, and connected to Spain. It forms the point where the Atlantic ocean and the Mediterranean connect.
The Rock of Gibraltar.
Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory but Spain has claimed sovereignty of 'the rock'.
Gibraltar is a British possession.
The Rock of Gibraltar is physically attached to Spain although it is a British overseas territory. It is north of the Equator and east of the Prime Meridian - so both in the eastern hemisphere and the northern hemisphere.
The "rock" you inquired about is the British self governing territory of Gibraltar. Spain ceded the territory to Britain with the Treaty Of Utrecht in 1713.
Yes, it is the southernmost tip of the Iberian Peninsula. The Iberian Peninsula is made up of three nations: Spain, Portugal, and Andorra. And, part of France and finally the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar, of which the Rock of Gibraltar is part.
It is the British Naval Base at Gibraltar. The Rock of Gibraltar being the famous physical feature.