Laconian plain

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The Laconian plain is a fertile lowland region in the southeastern Peloponnese of Greece, historically associated with ancient Sparta and framed by surrounding mountain ranges.

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Laconian plain canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fertile lowland
geographical region
plain
climate Mediterranean climate
contains Eurotas River valley
modern city of Sparta vicinity
site of ancient Sparta
continent Europe
country Greece
drainedBy Eurotas River
elevation lowland
hasHistoricalSignificanceFor Classical Greece
Peloponnesian history
historicallyAssociatedWith Sparta
surface form: Spartan state

ancient Sparta
historicalRegionOf ancient Laconia
knownFor citrus cultivation
fertile soils
olive cultivation
vine cultivation
language Greek
locatedIn Laconia
Peloponnese
southeastern Peloponnese
locatedNear Laconian Gulf
nameLanguage English
opensTowards Laconian Gulf
partOf Peloponnese
surface form: Peloponnese peninsula
playedRoleIn Spartan agriculture
Spartan economy
regionOf southern Greece
regionType agricultural region
separatedFrom Messenian plain by Taygetus mountains
surroundedBy Parnon mountain range
Mount Taygetus
surface form: Taygetus mountain range

mountain ranges
topography flat
gently undulating
usedFor crop cultivation
pastoral activities

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Mount Taygetus overlooks Laconian plain
Eurotas River associatedWith Laconian plain
Eurotas River region Laconian plain