what is the difference between island and peninsular
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1. Islands are surrounded by water on all the four sides whereas peninsulas are surrounded by water on three sides.
2. Islands are of two types continental or oceanic whereas peninsulas can only be continental.
3. Islands can be found in groups whereas peninsulas are always single.
4. Islands have generally very high tourism whereas no such boon exists for peninsulas.
5. Islands can be very small in size however very small fingers in the sea would not be called peninsulas.
2. Islands are of two types continental or oceanic whereas peninsulas can only be continental.
3. Islands can be found in groups whereas peninsulas are always single.
4. Islands have generally very high tourism whereas no such boon exists for peninsulas.
5. Islands can be very small in size however very small fingers in the sea would not be called peninsulas.
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