Balkans
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Balkans
Summary
Balkans is a peninsula[1]. Balkans has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Balkans is on the body of water Mediterranean Sea[3].
- Balkans is on the body of water Adriatic Sea[4].
- Balkans is on the body of water Ionian Sea[5].
- Balkans is on the body of water Aegean Sea[6].
- Balkans is on the body of water Black Sea[7].
- Balkans is on the continent of Europe[8].
- Balkans's instance of is recorded as peninsula[9].
- Balkans's instance of is recorded as cultural region[10].
- Balkans's instance of is recorded as historical region[11].
- Balkans's instance of is recorded as region[12].
- Balkan Mountains is named after Balkans[13].
- Balkans is part of Southeast Europe[14].
- Balkans's Commons category is recorded as Balkans[15].
- Balkans comprises Greece[16].
- Balkans comprises Croatia[17].
- Balkans comprises Serbia[18].
- Balkans comprises Kosovo[19].
- Balkans comprises North Macedonia[20].
- Balkans comprises Bosnia and Herzegovina[21].
- Balkans comprises Albania[22].
- Balkans comprises Montenegro[23].
- Balkans comprises Bulgaria[24].
- Balkans comprises Slovenia[25].
- Balkans's highest point is recorded as Musala[26].
- Balkans's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 42, 'lon': 22}[27].
Body
Geography
Adjacent water bodies include Mediterranean Sea[3], an adjacent sea[28], in Spain[29]; Adriatic Sea[4], a sea[30], in Italy[31]; Ionian Sea[5], a marginal sea[32], in Greece[33]; Aegean Sea[6], a sea[34], in Greece[35]; and Black Sea[7], an adjacent sea[36], in Bulgaria[37]. Balkans is on the continent of Europe[8]. Balkans is part of Southeast Europe[14].
Physical Characteristics
Balkans covers an area of {'unit': 'Q712226', 'amount': '+470000'}[38]. Balkans has a population of {'amount': '+70000000'}[39].
Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include peninsula[9], cultural region[10], historical region[11], and region[12].
History and Context
Balkan Mountains is named after Balkans[13].
Cultural Significance
Things named for Balkans include balkánský sýr[40], a cheese[41]; balkanization[42], a political term[43]; Balkan Snowfield[44], a snow field[45]; Balcanides[46], a mountain range[47], in Serbia[48]; Open Balkan[49], an economic area[50], founded in 2021[51]; and Balkan chamois[52], a taxon[53].
Why It Matters
Balkans has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] Balkans is known by 114 alternative names across languages and contexts.[54]
Entities named for Balkans include balkánský sýr[40], a cheese[41]; balkanization[42], a political term[43]; Balkan Snowfield[44], a snow field[45]; Balcanides[46], a mountain range[47], in Serbia[48]; Open Balkan[49], an economic area[50], founded in 2021[51]; and Balkan chamois[52], a taxon[53].