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Ah, what a lovely question. Sparta was located about 20 miles inland from the Aegean Sea, nestled in the beautiful Peloponnese region of ancient Greece. The Spartans may not have been known for their naval prowess, but they were certainly masters of the land. Just imagine the serene olive groves and rolling hills that surrounded their city-state.

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