Mount Oeta (/ˈɛtə/; Greek:Οίτη, polytonicΟἴτη, Oiti, also transcribed as Oite) is a mountain in Central Greece. A southeastern offshoot of the Pindus range, it is 2,152m (7,060ft) high. Since 1966, the core area of the mountain is a national park, and much of the rest has been declared a protected area under Natura 2000.
Location and description
Mount Oeta is located on the boundaries of the prefectures of Phocis in the south and Phthiotis in the north. Its northern side displays a steep and inaccessible terrain as it descends to the valley of the river Spercheios, forming a series of deep gorges—most famous of which is that of the Gorgopotamos river—a few of which boast large waterfalls, including the Kremastos waterfall, considered the highest in Central Greece. To the east, Oeta is defined by the gorge of the Asopos (Ασωπός) river, which forms its boundary with the neighbouring Mount Kallidromo. The southern slopes of Oeta are very gentle, bordering with the mountains Vardousia to the southwest and Giona to the southeast. On its western slope, Oeta is separated from Mount Goulina by the valley of the river Vistriza (Βίστριζα), ancient Inachos (Ίναχος). Oeta has a complex hydrogeology. Limestone and flysch, coupled with a complex geomorphology, combine to create a large network of sinkholes and caverns, giving rise to many springs, small rivers, and seasonal ponds in the main plateaus, chiefly those of Livadies (Λιβαδιές), Amaliolaka (Αμαλιόλακα) and Katavothra (Καταβόθρα). Three major rivers spring forth from the mountain: Gorgopotamos and Asopos from the east, and Vistriza/Inachos from the west, all of which are tributaries of Spercheios. The streams of the southern slope flow into the river Mornos. The mountain's tallest peak, Pyrgos (Πύργος), has a height of 2,152 metres (7,060ft), while the second-tallest is that of Greveno (Γρεβενό) at 2,117 metres (6,946ft).
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Centuries after the Persian wars, a coalition of Greek city states fought again on Thermopylae. This time a Celtic army attacked in 279 BC ...Credit ... Six days later, Brennus sent a detachment to find a path around Thermopylae via Mount Oeta ... Credit ... ....
His body was then placed on a pyre on Mount Oeta (Modern Greek Oíti), and his mortal remains were consumed; however, true to his mythological powers, his divine part ascended to heaven, becoming a god.
It would start at the mouth of the Achelous River (then known as “Aspropotamos”), pass through Artotina along the ridge of Mount Oeta and reach the Malian Gulf at the mouth of the ...
Hiking on Mount Dirfys ...The village of Pavliani is located in the highlands of Phthiotis, hidden within a forest of evergreen pine trees on the southeastern slopes of Mount Oeta at an elevation of 1,040m.
A Swiss couple was rescued by the Fire Brigade early on Wednesday after it got trapped at Geropotamos Gorge of Mount Oeta, west of Thermopylae, where ...
Ray McNair, executive director of the OklahomaSheriff’s Association, said law enforcement agencies and fire departments have dispatch repeaters mounted to nearly every available OETA tower that funding allows.
Ray McNair, executive director of the OklahomaSheriff’s Association, said law enforcement agencies and fire departments have dispatch repeaters mounted to nearly every available OETA tower that funding allows.
Ray McNair, executive director of OklahomaSheriff’s Association, said law enforcement agencies and fire departments have dispatch repeaters mounted to nearly every available OETA tower that funding allows.
Ray McNair, executive director of the OklahomaSheriff’s Association, said law enforcement agencies and fire departments have dispatch repeaters mounted to nearly every available OETA tower that funding allows.
The Huntsville Item
12 May 2023
The Huntsville Item
12 May 2023