Spain and Morocco share an unusual and extremely brief land border measuring only 85 meters in length, located at the Peñón de Vélez de la Gomera. In addition to the more widely known land borders at Ceuta and Melilla, this tiny strip of land separates the two countries off the coast of Morocco.
The geographical feature represents one of the most singular international boundaries in the world, highlighting the complex proximity and historical territorial intersections between the two nations along the North African coast.
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