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Mount Lepethymnus

mountain, Lesbos, Greece
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  • Lésbos
    Lésbos

    The principal peak, Mount Lepethymnus (Áyios Ilías), reaches 3,176 feet (968 meters). The original vegetation is well preserved west of the town of Kalloní. The major population center is around Mytilene on the southeast coast.

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    The principal peak, Mount Lepethymnus (Áyios Ilías), reaches 3,176 feet (968 meters). The original vegetation is well preserved west of the town of Kalloní. The major population center is around Mytilene on the southeast coast.

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