Spain and Portugal are on the Iberian Peninsula.
Portugal is west of Spain, between Spain and the Atlantic Ocean.
Portugal is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean and by Spain.
Spain is the only country that borders Portugal.
Spain wished to compete with Portugal for trade. (Apex)
No. Portugal and Spain have been distinct and separate nations since 1640.
No, Spain is a separate European country situated next to Portugal.
Spain and Portugal are on the Iberian Peninsula.
Lisbon is the capital city of Portugal, which is a neighbouring country of Spain.
They are two separate countries on the Iberian Peninsula.
If you mean between Spain and France these are called the Pyrenees. Spain is IN Europe and it also has a border with Portugal. With the exception of Portugal, the Pyrenees could be said to separate Spain from the rest of Europe.
NO. Spain and Portugal are two separate and independent countries. However, from 1580-1640, the crowns of Spain and Portugal were united under the Habsburg King Philip II (Felipe II in Spanish), who had previously ruled Spain and acceded to the Portuguese crown through contested inheritance. In 1640, there was a Portuguese rebellion which successfully made Portugal independent again.
Spain is known as Spain and Portugal as Portugal.
Portugal is west of Spain, between Spain and the Atlantic Ocean.
Portugal is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean and by Spain.
Yes, the mountain range that separates Portugal and Spain is the Serra da Estrela. It is the highest mountain range in continental Portugal and serves as a natural border between the two countries.
The Pyrenees Mountains separate France and Spain. The Principality of Andorra, with a population of approximately 84,000, lies in the eastern Pyrenees on this border. It can also be said to separate Spain and Portugal from the rest of Europe.