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  • Peninsulas: Understanding Connections and Geographical Features
    A peninsula is connected to a larger landmass by a narrow strip of land called an isthmus.

    Think of it like this:

    * Peninsula: The "finger" pointing out into the water.

    * Isthmus: The "wrist" connecting the finger to the hand.

    * Larger landmass: The "hand" the finger is attached to.

    Some examples of peninsulas include:

    * Florida (connected to the rest of the US by the Florida Panhandle)

    * Italy (connected to Europe by the Alps)

    * Korea (connected to mainland Asia by a narrow isthmus)

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