- name
Voidomatis (meaning "the eye of the ox"),
derives from the fact that oxen have
clear blue eyes, like the
waters of this river. The
Voidomatis has...
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investigation in the
Voidomatis basin revealed that the
innermost alluvial deposits consist of limestone-derived material,
carried by the
Voidomatis river from...
-
average discharge is 195 m3/s (6,900 cu ft/s). The main
tributaries are
Voidomatis, Sarantaporos,
Drino and Shushicë. The
river arises in the
Pindus mountains...
- Albania)
Drino (in Tepelenë, Albania)
Sarantaporos (near Çarshovë, Albania)
Voidomatis (near Konitsa)
Rivers in this
section are
sorted north (Albanian border)...
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epipaleolithic artifacts have been
unearthed from
Kleidi Cave on the
banks of
Voidomatis. In antiquity, the
region of
Zagori was
inhabited by the
Tymphaeans and...
- has been
carved over
millions of
years by the
Voidomatis river, a
tributary of the Aoös. The
Voidomatis is
mostly seasonal, with year-round flow occurring...
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sources of the
Voidomatis river are
located in the village.[clarification needed] A
paved path
leads from the
village to the
Voidomatis springs in the...
- Cave,
northwestern Greece. It is
situated atop the
northern bank of the
Voidomatis river valley.
Archaeological excavations that were
undertaken by a British...
- from
where it
overlooks the
valley where the
river Aoos
meets the
river Voidomatis.
Konitsa acts as a
regional hub for
several small villages of Pindos,...
- Vikos–Aoös
National Park,
including the
Vikos gorge,
through which the
Voidomatis river flows. The
Zagori villages,
partly in the Vikos-Aoos
National Park...
