Corsica
Pronunciation: /ˈkɔːsɪkə/
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Definition of Corsica
- a mountainous island off the west coast of Italy, forming an administrative region of France; population 273,000 (est. 2004); chief towns, Bastia (northern department) and Ajaccio (southern department). It was the birthplace of Napoleon I. French name Corse.