It's tricky to give you a specific example of a peninsula on a map without knowing which map you're looking at! But I can give you some general examples:

Famous Peninsulas:

* The Iberian Peninsula: Located in southwest Europe, it contains Spain and Portugal. You can find it on any map of Europe.

* The Italian Peninsula: This peninsula is shaped like a boot and contains Italy. It's easily recognizable on maps of Europe or the Mediterranean Sea.

* The Korean Peninsula: This peninsula in East Asia contains North and South Korea. You'll find it on maps of Asia or East Asia.

* The Arabian Peninsula: This large peninsula in southwest Asia contains Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, and more. Look for it on maps of the Middle East or Asia.

To find a peninsula on a map:

1. Look for a piece of land that is mostly surrounded by water, but connected to a larger landmass by a narrow neck of land. This narrow connection is called an isthmus.

2. Peninsulas often have a distinctive shape: They can be long and thin, or short and wide. They might have a pointed end or a rounded shape.

I hope this helps you find the peninsula you're looking for!