Kyllini

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Kyllini, also known as Mount Ziria, is a prominent mountain in the northeastern Peloponnese region of Greece, noted in Greek mythology as the birthplace of the god Hermes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
alsoKnownAs Mount Ziria NERFINISHED
appearsInWork ancient Greek literary sources about Hermes
associatedWithDeity Hermes NERFINISHED
country Greece
culturalSignificance important site in ancient Arcadian cult of Hermes
elevation 2376 m
about 2370 m
hasAlternativeName Ziria NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeTransliteration Kyllene NERFINISHED
hasCave cave of Hermes NERFINISHED
hasClimate Mediterranean mountain climate
hasFeature alpine meadows
forested slopes
karstic formations
plateaus
hasGreekName Κυλλήνη NERFINISHED
hasProminence prominent mountain in northeastern Peloponnese
hasSkiCenter Ziria ski center NERFINISHED
hasSummit Simio summit NERFINISHED
highestPointOf Corinthia regional unit NERFINISHED
locatedIn Corinthia NERFINISHED
Peloponnese
northeastern Peloponnese
locatedNear village of Trikala Corinthias
locatedOnContinent Europe
mentionedIn Greek mythology
mountainRange Peloponnese mountains NERFINISHED
mythologicalSignificance birthplace of Hermes
near Feneos NERFINISHED
Gulf of Corinth NERFINISHED
Stymphalia NERFINISHED
Trikala Corinthias NERFINISHED
partOf Pindus–Peloponnese mountain system NERFINISHED
regionHistoricallyAssociatedWith Arcadia NERFINISHED
relativeLocation east of Feneos valley
north of Mount Oligyrtos
south of the Gulf of Corinth
west of Mount Helmos
topographicType limestone massif
usedFor hiking
mountaineering
ski touring
vegetation Greek fir
black pine
conifer forests

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Ziria alsoKnownAs Kyllini
Mount Ziria alsoKnownAs Kyllini