peneexclave

A peneexclave, also known as a partially enclosed exclave, is a geographical feature that is surrounded on three sides by the territory of another country, but is connected to its own country by a narrow strip of land or water. This unique configuration creates a situation where the peneexclave is effectively an exclave, but with a connection to the main territory, unlike a typical exclave which is completely surrounded by another country's territory.

Peneexclaves are relatively rare and can be found in various parts of the world. One notable example is the territory of Kaliningrad, which is a Russian exclave located in northwestern Russia. Kaliningrad is surrounded on three sides by the territory of Lithuania and is connected to Russia by a narrow strip of land. Another example is the territory of Campione d'Italia, a small exclave of Italy located in the Swiss canton of Ticino. Campione d'Italia is surrounded on three sides by Switzerland and is connected to Italy by a narrow strip of land.

Peneexclaves can have significant political and economic implications for the countries involved. They can create challenges in terms of governance, defense, and resource allocation. Additionally, they can have implications for international relations, as the surrounding country may have influence over the peneexclave. Despite these challenges, peneexclaves can also provide opportunities for economic development and cultural exchange between the countries involved.