- The
Ceraunian Mountains (Albanian:
Malet e Vetëtimës,
Albanian pronunciation: [ˈmalet e vetəˈtiməs], 'Thunderbolt Mountains'; Gr****: Κεραύνια Όρη) are...
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mountains in the
Albanian Alps and the Korab, Skanderbeg,
Pindus and
Ceraunian Mountains, to
fertile lowland plains extending from the
Adriatic and Ionian...
- northwest.
Epirus stretched from the
Ambracian Gulf in the
south to the
Ceraunian Mountains and the Aoos
river in the north, and
consisted of
Chaonia (north)...
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extends parallel to the
Ionian Sea.
Karaburun peninsula is
sometimes called Ceraunian Peninsula due to the name of the
mountain range.
Formed during the mesozoic...
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historical region of Labëria, the city of Sarandë, the
mountains of the
Ceraunians, and the
Albanian Riviera, to the Lake of Butrint,
where the
Strait of...
- at 1,027
metres (3,369 ft), the
mountain chain gets
separated into the
Ceraunians in the west and the
Akroceraunians (or Reza e Kanalit) in the east within...
- the
Ceraunian Mountains along the
Albanian Adriatic and
Ionian Sea Coasts. It
experiences a
Mediterranean climate,
which is
affected by the
Ceraunian Mountains...
-
Chimaera (town),
ancient Himarë,
Albania Chimaera Mountains, an
ancient Ceraunian Range,
Albania Chimera (spacecraft)
proposal Chimera (architecture), or...
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panoramic vistas and high
mountains in the hinterland,
including the
Ceraunian Mountains. The
highest natural point is Çikë, at 2,044
metres (6,706 ft)...
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Epirus proper is
defined within the
lines drawn from Cape Gjuhëz of the
Ceraunian Mountains in the north-west, to
Mount Qelqëz in the north-east, to Mount...
