Mount Olympus

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Mount Olympus is a famous mountain in northern Greece renowned in Greek mythology as the home of the Olympian gods and goddesses.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
mountain peak
mythological location
national park
alsoKnownAs Throne of Zeus
appearsIn Greek mythology
Homeric epics
associatedWithReligion ancient Greek religion
climate Mediterranean climate
country Greece
Greece
elevation 2917 metres
2917 metres
9570 feet
established 1938
firstAscent 2 August 1913
firstAscentBy Christos Kakkalos
Daniel Baud-Bovy
Frédéric Boissonnas
geologicalComposition sedimentary rock
GreekName Όλυμπος
hasEcosystem alpine zone
subalpine forest
hasFauna brown bear
chamois
roe deer
wolf
hasFlora endemic plant species
hasPeak Mytikas
Skolio
Stefani
highestPointOf Greece
locatedIn Larissa regional unit
Pieria regional unit
northern Greece
locatedInTimeZone Eastern European Time
locatedOn Balkan Peninsula
linked to: Balkans
mountainRangeType folded mountain
mythologicalSignificance home of the Olympian gods
seat of Zeus
near Aegean Sea
town of Litochoro
notableFor biodiversity
partOf Olympus Range
popularFor hiking
mountaineering
religious tourism
protectedArea Olympus National Park
UNESCOProgramme Man and the Biosphere Programme
UNESCOStatus Biosphere Reserve

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Greece highestPoint Mount Olympus
Zeus residence Mount Olympus
Thessaly near Mount Olympus
Athena residence Mount Olympus
Hera abode Mount Olympus
Macedonia (Greece) containsMountain Mount Olympus
Twelve Olympians residence Mount Olympus
Heracles afterlifeResidence Mount Olympus
Typhonomachy hasLocation Mount Olympus
Ares residence Mount Olympus
Hephaestus associatedPlace Mount Olympus
Hephaestus thrownFrom Mount Olympus
Persephone residence Mount Olympus
Aphrodite residence Mount Olympus
Nike residence Mount Olympus
subject linked to: Nike (Greek goddess of victory)
Northern Greece containsMountain Mount Olympus
Ourea hasPart Olympos
linked to: Mount Olympus
Olympus, Tennessee, United States namedAfter Mount Olympus (indirectly, via classical naming tradition)
linked to: Mount Olympus
Mount Olympus namedAfter Mount Olympus (mythological mountain in Greece)
linked to: Mount Olympus
Larissa regional unit hasHighestPoint Mount Olympus
Olympus region (nearby) dominantPeak Mount Olympus
Olympus region (nearby) partOf Mount Olympus massif
linked to: Mount Olympus
Tempe Valley separates Mount Olympus
Pineios River separates Mount Olympus from Mount Ossa in Tempe Valley
linked to: Mount Olympus
Nike residesAt Mount Olympus
Council of the Gods hasSetting Mount Olympus
Dion locatedAtFootOf Mount Olympus
Hebe residence Mount Olympus
Central Macedonia includesMountain Mount Olympus
Olympian gods residence Mount Olympus
Greek mythology hasPlace Mount Olympus
Pieria regional unit hasMountain Mount Olympus
Pieria regional unit knownFor Mount Olympus
Mytikas partOf Mount Olympus
Mytikas highestPointOf Mount Olympus
Skolio locatedIn Mount Olympus
Skolio isPrincipalSummitOf Mount Olympus
Stefani partOf Mount Olympus massif
linked to: Mount Olympus
Stefani locatedIn Mount Olympus
Litochoro locatedAtFootOf Mount Olympus
subject linked to: town of Litochoro
Litochoro isGatewayTo Mount Olympus
subject linked to: town of Litochoro
Litochoro hasViewOf Mount Olympus massif
subject linked to: town of Litochoro
linked to: Mount Olympus
Christos Kakkalos placeOfActivity Mount Olympus
Christos Kakkalos associatedWith Mount Olympus
Olympus National Park contains Mount Olympus
Olympus National Park partOf Mount Olympus region
linked to: Mount Olympus
Smolikas higherOnlyThan Mount Olympus
Pieria adjacentTo Mount Olympus
Pieria hasMountain Mount Olympus