✨Corsica island✨
Corsica (Corsica, Corsica: Corsica) or Cors (Cors, French: Corse, French pronunciation: [kɔʁs]) is a French island located in the western Mediterranean and west of the Italian Peninsula. With an area of ​​about 8,680 km2, it is the fourth largest island in the Mediterranean after Sicily, Sardinia and Cyprus, with a population of about 302,000.

Known as the birthplace of French emperor Napoleon I.

The 183 km northsouth and 83 km eastwest islands consist of geological features in which schists were formed by granite rocks that rose up to the west 250 million years ago, and sedimentary rocks from the east side were pressed 50 million years ago. It is occupied by high peaks over 2500 meters. The highest peak is Mt. Chinto (Monte Dintu in Corsica) 2710 meters, followed by Mt. Rotondo (Mt. Rodondu, 2625 m), Mt. Cub Wiank, 2562 m) and Mount Minuta (Punta Minuda, 2556 m). These Takamines extend from the northwest to the southeast to divide the island into two, and the west and east sides are different in manners, social forms, and languages ​​in contrast.

The climate of the coastal areas is warm and light rain throughout the year, not much different from other Mediterranean coastal areas, but the mountainous areas are cool and rainy with snow in winter, and there are four ski areas.

The topography of the coast is completely different in the east (east coast) and the west (west coast). The eastern coast is extremely monotonous, with a few plains in Corsica and some lagoons. Most of the lagoons are in the northern part, the big lagoon lagoon (Corsican word "biguya"), which is designated as a nature reserve, and the diane lagoon (around the central alleria) where oysters and mussels are cultivated. "Diana") and Urbinogata (the same "Urbine").

On the west coast, on the other hand, the cliffs are continuous, and the plain is only near the mouth of the river Gravona (correspondence to "A Lawana") in the central part. Porto Bay on the northwestern west coast is known for its rock formations and is registered as a World Heritage Site as "Porto Bay including Carranque of Piana, Girorata Bay, and Scandola Nature Reserve."

Most of Corsica is a steep mountainous area for its area, and because it is a land where largescale agriculture and industry cannot be developed, the resident population is small, and untouched nature remains on the coast and mountains. .. Nearly 40% of the entire island is designated as a Corsica Regional Natural Park (PNR), with many hikers visiting in the summer.

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