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Which sea lies directly to the west of the Greek mainland, separating it from Italy?

Answer: Ionian Sea — The Ionian Sea lies west of the Greek mainland, bounded by Italy to the northwest and stretching south to the Peloponnese; it includes the Ionian Islands like Corfu and Zakynthos.

The Ionian Sea lies west of the Greek mainland, bounded by Italy to the northwest and stretching south to the Peloponnese; it includes the Ionian Islands like Corfu and Zakynthos.

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