Pelagonia Valley

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Pelagonia Valley is a large fertile basin in the central Balkans, spanning parts of North Macedonia and Greece and known for its agriculture and historic settlements.

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Pelagonia Valley canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fertile basin
geographical region
valley
borderedBy Baba Mountain
Busheva Mountain
Dautica Mountain
Nidže Mountain
linked to: Kozuf Mountain
contains Bitola
linked to: Monastir

Bitola plain
Florina
Prilep
Prilep plain
Resen
Resen plain
linked to: Prilep plain
crossesBorderOf Greece
North Macedonia
hasClimate Mediterranean influences
continental climate influences
hasCountrySubdivision Pelagonia region of North Macedonia
Western Macedonia region of Greece
linked to: Western Macedonia
hasEconomicActivity fruit growing
grain production
tobacco cultivation
vegetable farming
hasFeature alluvial plains
large basin
rural landscape
hasHistoricalSignificance Ottoman-era towns
ancient settlements
medieval settlements
hasTransportRoute road connection between Bitola and Florina
knownFor agriculture
fertile soils
historic settlements
languageUsed Greek
Macedonian
locatedIn Balkans
Greece
North Macedonia
central Balkans
partOf Hellenic Republic
linked to: Greece

Pelagonia statistical region
Republic of North Macedonia
linked to: North Macedonia
traversedBy Crna River
Dragor River
Sheepka River
usedFor crop cultivation
livestock farming
wasBattlegroundIn Battle of Pelagonia

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Monastir locatedInValley Pelagonia Valley
Prilep locatedInValley Pelagonia Valley