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- Modern Greek:
- PĆ”rnis Ćros, or Parnes Ćros
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PƔrnis, Mount
Lower slopes of Mount PƔrnis, Greece.
Mount PƔrnis
mountain, Greece
Also known as: PĆ”rnis Ćros, Parnes Ćros
Mount PƔrnis, mountain massif just northwest of Athens, Greece. It rises to 4,636 feet (1,413 metres). Its slopes afford summer pasture and feature some forests of fir. A cable car carries visitors to a casino 1,000 feet (300 metres) below the peak.
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