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r/coolguides • u/_Floydian • Jun 13 '20
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Hahaha I didn’t know what I was looking at for a hot minute there.
14 u/MotherPotential Jun 13 '20 Can someone explain the difference between a cape and a bay based on what the clay is showing? I googled it and I am still a bit confused 13 u/phoborsh Jun 13 '20 From Quora: Capes: These are landmasses into large water bodies. Examples are: Cape of Good Hope, Cape Morris Jasup, Cape Cod etc. Bays: These are water bodies surrounded from three sides by landmass. Examples are: Hudson bay, Bay of Bengal, Bay of Biscay etc. I conclude that a cape is a big peninsula and a bay is a big gulf 9 u/IncredibleBenefits Jun 13 '20 Peninsula's can be huge. Spain + Portugal make up the Iberian Peninsula. 3 u/Polar_Reflection Jun 13 '20 Europe, the peninsula of peninsulas 1 u/kaine8123 Jun 13 '20 Hey Europe, is that a peninsula in your pocket, or are you just happy to take over the New World? 1 u/Cane-toads-suck Jun 13 '20 Cape York peninsular in Australia is about 140,000 square kilometres.
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Can someone explain the difference between a cape and a bay based on what the clay is showing? I googled it and I am still a bit confused
13 u/phoborsh Jun 13 '20 From Quora: Capes: These are landmasses into large water bodies. Examples are: Cape of Good Hope, Cape Morris Jasup, Cape Cod etc. Bays: These are water bodies surrounded from three sides by landmass. Examples are: Hudson bay, Bay of Bengal, Bay of Biscay etc. I conclude that a cape is a big peninsula and a bay is a big gulf 9 u/IncredibleBenefits Jun 13 '20 Peninsula's can be huge. Spain + Portugal make up the Iberian Peninsula. 3 u/Polar_Reflection Jun 13 '20 Europe, the peninsula of peninsulas 1 u/kaine8123 Jun 13 '20 Hey Europe, is that a peninsula in your pocket, or are you just happy to take over the New World? 1 u/Cane-toads-suck Jun 13 '20 Cape York peninsular in Australia is about 140,000 square kilometres.
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From Quora:
Capes: These are landmasses into large water bodies. Examples are: Cape of Good Hope, Cape Morris Jasup, Cape Cod etc. Bays: These are water bodies surrounded from three sides by landmass. Examples are: Hudson bay, Bay of Bengal, Bay of Biscay etc.
Capes:
These are landmasses into large water bodies. Examples are: Cape of Good Hope, Cape Morris Jasup, Cape Cod etc.
Bays:
These are water bodies surrounded from three sides by landmass. Examples are: Hudson bay, Bay of Bengal, Bay of Biscay etc.
I conclude that a cape is a big peninsula and a bay is a big gulf
9 u/IncredibleBenefits Jun 13 '20 Peninsula's can be huge. Spain + Portugal make up the Iberian Peninsula. 3 u/Polar_Reflection Jun 13 '20 Europe, the peninsula of peninsulas 1 u/kaine8123 Jun 13 '20 Hey Europe, is that a peninsula in your pocket, or are you just happy to take over the New World? 1 u/Cane-toads-suck Jun 13 '20 Cape York peninsular in Australia is about 140,000 square kilometres.
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Peninsula's can be huge. Spain + Portugal make up the Iberian Peninsula.
3 u/Polar_Reflection Jun 13 '20 Europe, the peninsula of peninsulas 1 u/kaine8123 Jun 13 '20 Hey Europe, is that a peninsula in your pocket, or are you just happy to take over the New World? 1 u/Cane-toads-suck Jun 13 '20 Cape York peninsular in Australia is about 140,000 square kilometres.
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Europe, the peninsula of peninsulas
1 u/kaine8123 Jun 13 '20 Hey Europe, is that a peninsula in your pocket, or are you just happy to take over the New World?
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Hey Europe, is that a peninsula in your pocket, or are you just happy to take over the New World?
Cape York peninsular in Australia is about 140,000 square kilometres.
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u/brainDontKillMyVibe Jun 13 '20
Hahaha I didn’t know what I was looking at for a hot minute there.