Meanings of Scandinavian Peninsula in English

Just look at the Scandinavian Peninsula, and look at Spain, Italy, and Greece.

At that time the British Islands were undergoing a change of level, like that at present occurring in the Scandinavian Peninsula.

They pursued their route with all possible speed, turned the Scandinavian Peninsula, repassed Skager-Rack, and reached the spot from which they had taken their departure.

Most Runic inscriptions have been found in Denmark and the Scandinavian peninsula.]

Yet this is what happened but a year or two since in the Scandinavian peninsula.

This led to abnormally cold summers in the Scandinavian peninsula, resulting in crop failures and hunger.

The high mountains of the Scandinavian peninsula separate the Norwegians from the Swedes about as well as they divide the countries geographically.

The writers of the Scandinavian peninsula have certain peculiarities in their melody which impart to their work a trait of local color.

Norway is the western portion of the Scandinavian peninsula, and has an area of about 125,000 square miles.

This gentleman is consequently the good angel of all tourists desirous of exploring the Scandinavian peninsula, and a man Christiania could scarcely do without.

But I do know that there is not a nephew on the entire Scandinavian peninsula, who possesses an aunt with such an affectionate disposition.

As Goths, Geats, Getæ, Juts, antiquarians find them in early and altogether mythic times, in the Scandinavian peninsula, and the isles and mainland of Denmark.

The career of Napoleon, which passed over Europe like a tornado, made itself felt in the Scandinavian peninsula, where it gave rise to radical changes.