Strymon

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Strymon is the ancient name of the Struma River, a historically significant waterway in the Balkans that flows through Bulgaria and Greece into the Aegean Sea.

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Strymon canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient river name
river
ancientNameOf Struma River
associatedWith Balkan history
ancient Greek history
country Bulgaria
Greece
drainageBasin Bulgaria
Greece
emptiesInto Aegean Sea
etymology ancient Greek hydronym
flowsInto Strymonian Gulf
flowsThrough Bulgaria
Greece
hasModernName Struma
hasVariantName Strymonas
Strymón
historicalSignificance important waterway in ancient Thrace and Macedonia
locatedIn Balkans
Balkans
surface form: Southeastern Europe
mentionedIn ancient Greek sources
mouth Aegean Sea
mouthCountry Greece
partOf Strymon River basin
surface form: Struma River basin
region Macedonia (Greece)
surface form: Macedonia

Thrace
usedBy Byzantine Empire
surface form: Byzantines

ancient Greeks
usedInPeriod antiquity

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