What kind of geography did Greece have?

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Edmund · Answer

Greece is known to be a peninsula, meaning, its three sides are surrounded by a body of water. It is also consisted to several rocky isles, and the mainland is quite mountainous as well. The highest elevation is Greece is the famous Mount Olympus.

Answered by Edmund | 2024-06-10

MathG33k · Answer

Well they are a coastal country and also has some mountains

Edmund · Answer

Greece's geography includes mountainous terrain and numerous islands, influencing the development of independent city-states. The rugged landscape isolated communities, while the maritime location enhanced trade and cultural exchange. This unique geography contributed to the rich history and cultural advancements of ancient Greece. 
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What kind of geography did Greece have?

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