Gibraltar

From Conservapedia

Gibraltar is an overseas territory of the United Kingdom comprising a rocky peninsula attached to the southern coast of Spain, which was ceded to Great Britain by Spain under the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713. Since then it has provided Britain with an important naval and military base controlling the western entrance to the Mediterranean Sea through the Strait of Gibraltar.

Gibraltar is dominated by the huge Rock of Gibraltar, which is honeycombed with bombproof tunnels; the rock is inhabited by the famous Barbary Apes. It is believed that Britain will hold Gibraltar as long as the apes roam the rock. The Rock is 4.4 kilometers long and 1.2 kilometers wide and at is 419m in height.

Spain has called for Great Britain to return the sovereignty of Gibraltar but the majority of the Gibraltarians have repeatedly voted to remain under British rule.