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Tymphe (in
Latin and
English usage) or
Tymfi (in the Gr**** government's
preferred transliteration), Timfi, also
Tymphi (Gr****: Τύμφη, [ˈtimfi]) is a mountain...
- from 2500 m to only a few
meters at its
narrowest part. The Aoös gorge, Mt
Tymphe (2,497
meters (8,192 ft) at
Gamila peak), and a
number of traditionally...
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formed by
Mount Mitsikeli (1,810m). The Aoos
river running north of Mt
Tymphe forms the
northern boundary,
while the south-eastern side runs
along the...
- Mountains.
Paroraioi (Paroraei) - They
lived in the
western slopes of
Mount Tymphe,
Northern Pindus Mountains.
Pelagones - They
lived in Pelagonia. Talares...
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Mountains of north-western Greece. It lies on the
southern slopes of
Mount Tymphe with a
length of
about 32 km,
depth ranging from 120 to 1350 m, and a width...
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surrounded by
deciduous forests and
topped by the
snowcapped Astraka peak of Mt
Tymphe, that
towers over the village. It has
modest lodging provisions as well...
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Tymphaea and its Gr**** inhabitants, the Tymphaioi, were
named after Mount Tymphe. In
circa 350 BC,
Tymphaea was
conquered by
Phillip II (r. 359–336 BC) and...
- 54 km
north of Ioannina. It is
built in the
fringes of
mountain Tymfi (Mt
Tymphe), at a
height of 1160 m. The name "Skamneli" is of
uncertain origin. It...
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region (Epirus region). It lies at a
height of 1,340 m (4,400 ft) on Mt
Tymphe in the
Pindus mountain range. It is the
highest of the 44
villages of Zagori...
