Cape Matapan

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Cape Matapan is the southernmost point of mainland Greece, a prominent headland on the Peloponnese that has long held strategic importance for Mediterranean sea routes.

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Cape Matapan canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cape
geographical feature
headland
naval battle
administrativeRegion Region of Peloponnese NERFINISHED
administrativeUnit Regional unit of Laconia
alsoKnownAs Akra Tainaron NERFINISHED
Cape Taenarum NERFINISHED
Cape Tainaron NERFINISHED
borderedBy Ionian Sea NERFINISHED
Mediterranean Sea
Sea of Crete NERFINISHED
climate Mediterranean climate
combatant Australia NERFINISHED
Greece NERFINISHED
Italy NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
conflictIn World War II NERFINISHED
country Greece
date March 1941
hasFeature lighthouse
rocky coastline
steep cliffs
hasNearbyAttraction Byzantine chapels
Caves of Diros NERFINISHED
hasStrategicImportanceFor Mediterranean sea routes
naval navigation
historicallyAssociatedWith ancient Taenarum NERFINISHED
historicalRole maritime trade route control point
strategic naval chokepoint
locatedIn Laconia NERFINISHED
Peloponnese
southern mainland Greece
locatedOn Mani Peninsula NERFINISHED
location off Cape Matapan
nearbyCity Areopoli NERFINISHED
nearbyVillage Kokkinogia NERFINISHED
partOf Mediterranean Sea coast NERFINISHED
mainland Greece
region Peloponnese NERFINISHED
seaRouteJunctionFor Aegean Sea NERFINISHED
Ionian Sea NERFINISHED
eastern Mediterranean NERFINISHED
western Mediterranean NERFINISHED
southernmostPointOf mainland Greece
tourismType historical tourism
nature tourism
usedFor maritime navigation
wasSiteOf Battle of Cape Matapan NERFINISHED

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Matapan 1941 namedAfter Cape Matapan
subject surface form: Battle of Cape Matapan
Cape Tainaron historicalName Cape Matapan