Pelion
Mountain in Greece
Pelion or Pelium is a mountain at the southeastern part of Thessaly in northern Greece, forming a hook-like peninsula between the Pagasetic Gulf and the Aegean Sea. Its highest summit, Pourianos Stavros, is 1,624 metres amsl. Wikipedia
Elevation: 5,328′
Prominence: 4,833′
Coordinates: 39°26′19″N 23°2′47″E / 39.43861°N 23.04639°E
Parent range: Pilio
Pronunciation: Greek
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Pelion. ÐÞëéï Pilio. Southern hook. Highest point. Elevation, 1,624 m (5,328 ft). Prominence, 1,473 m (4,833 ft). Listing, Parkland. Coordinates · 39°26′19″N 23 ...
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The mountain has relatively low levels of wilderness and elevation. Its highest summit, Stavros, is 1.624 metres, stretching for approximately 50 Km. Mount
Mount Pelion East, Tasmania. Prominence: 335 m, 1099 ft. Elevation: 1461 meters, 4793 feet. True Isolation: 2.82 km ...
Elevation. 387 ft (118 m). Population. (2020). • Total, 631 ... Pelion also has 4 schools, Pelion High School, Pelion Middle School, Pelion ...
Its highest summit, Stavros, is 1.624 metres, stretching for approximately 50 Km. Mount Pelion forms a natural borderline between the district of Magnesia and ...
Elevation: 2312 meters, 7585 feet. True Isolation: 4.65 km, 2.89 mi. Latitude/Longitude (WGS84), 49.864439, -123.356468 (Dec Deg)
Name: Pelion topographic map, elevation, terrain. Location: Pelion, Sermersooq, Groenland (71.46328 -23.33005 71.46338 -23.32995). Average elevation: 840 m.
The Pelion Region. m. Pelion – often also called Pilio or Pilion, Greek ... The highest elevation is the mountain Pourianos Stavros with 1624 m. The ...
Hiking is best in the cooler spring and fall, but the trekking season can expand into the summer months thanks to the altitude of Mt. Pelion (1,651 m) and the ...
