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Greece, officially known as the Hellenic Republic, lies at the southeastern edge of Europe. It is a land of mountains and sea, and it is difficult to be far away from either - a factor of major influence on the country’s economic and historical development. It has an area of 131,957 square kilometres, of which approximately one-fifth consists of islands (9,835 islands, islets and rock-islands, of which around 220 are inhabited), explaining in turn the country’s strong nautical tradition throughout its history. The meeting of land and sea creates an intricate complex pattern of islands, inlets, gulfs, and bays, while the recurring contrasts between the deep blue of sea and sky, the white of limestone crags and whitewashed buildings, and the burnt-orange of tiled roofs, contribute dramatically to a quality of light that is unique. The Greek mainland is bordered by the Ionian Sea to the west, by the Aegean Sea to the east and by the Mediterranean Sea to the south. To the north and northeast of the country lay its land borders, which run from west to east with Albania (247 kilometres), the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM - 256 kilometres), Bulgaria (475 kilometres), and Turkey (203 kilometres), totalling altogether (1,181 kilometres). Greece is divided into several regions, very much along the same lines since antiquity. The provinces of Macedonia and Thrace lie along the northern coast of the Aegean Sea; to the west lies Epirus, which forms the northern boundary with Albania; east of Epirus and south of Macedonia is Thessaly; the southern half of Greece consists of the provinces of Central Greece and Euboea and the Peloponnese. The islands of Greece are divided into the Aegean Islands, including the Sporades, the Cyclades, and the Dodecanese; the island of Crete; and the Ionian Islands off the west coast. The Greek landscape is conspicuous not only for its beauty but also for its complexity and variety,where three elements dominate. The first is the sea: arms and inlets of the sea penetrate deeply, and the rocky headlands and peninsulas extend out to sea as island arcs and archipelagos. The southernmost part of mainland Greece, the Peloponnese Peninsula, is joined to the mainland only by the narrow Isthmus at the head of the Gulf of Corinth. The country’s second landscape element is its mountainousness: roughly three quarters of Greece is mountain terrain, much of it deeply dissected. A series of mountain chains on the Greek mainland, aligned northwest- southeast, enclose narrow parallel valleys and numerous small basins that once held lakes.River and coastal plains, interior valleys and basins, account for the third dominant feature of the Greek landscape, the lowland. We apologise but an error occured while executing your request.