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Elatus Mt: Ancient Site in Vrakhionas, Greece

An archaeological exploration of Elatus Mt's history and heritage.

Latitude:

37.8146

Longitude:

20.7088

Confidence:

High

Greek Name:

Ἔλατος

Region:

Ionian Islands

Country:

Greece

Current Day City:

Vrakhionas

Type:

Mountain

Ancient Mentions:

2 in 2 texts

Ancient Site Description

Elatus Mt is a mountain situated in Ionian Islands, Greece. According to historical records, it is referenced 2 times across 2 texts ancient sources.

Wikidata:

Q24882382

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