Pindusbjergkæden
The Pindus Mountains, also known as the Pindusbjergkæden, is a mountain range located in Greece and Albania. It forms the backbone of mainland Greece, stretching from the Albanian border in the northwest to the Peloponnese peninsula in the south. The range is approximately 160 kilometers long and plays a significant role in the country's geography and climate.
Geologically, the Pindus Mountains are part of the Dinaric Alps, characterized by rugged terrain, deep gorges,
Historically, the Pindus Mountains have served as a natural barrier, influencing settlement patterns and cultural development