Pelješac Peninsula

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The Pelješac Peninsula is a long, mountainous peninsula on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, known for its historic towns, vineyards, and scenic Adriatic landscapes.

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Pelješac Peninsula canonical 9
Peljesac Peninsula 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bay
bridge
fortification
geographical feature
mountain
peninsula
settlement
town
town
town
village
wine-growing area
wine-growing area
coastlineType indented
connectedBy Pelješac Bridge
connects Pelješac Peninsula
mainland Croatia
country Croatia
elevation 961 metres
grapeVariety Plavac Mali
hasBay Mali Ston Bay
hasFerryConnectionTo Korčula Island
linked to: Korčula

Korčula Town
linked to: Korčula
hasHighestPoint Sveti Ilija
hasHistoricStructure Walls of Ston
hasMajorTown Janjina
Mali Ston
Orebić
Ston
Trpanj
hasPort Orebić
hasWineRegion Dingač
Postup
knownFor Dingač wine
linked to: Plavac Mali

Postup wine
medieval defensive walls
olive growing
oyster farming
oysters
red wine
scenic landscapes
seafood
tourism
vineyards
wine production
locatedIn Dalmatia
locatedOn Adriatic Sea
partOf Dubrovnik-Neretva County
terrain karst
mountainous

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

Korčula locatedNear Pelješac Peninsula
Mljet hasFerryConnectionTo Peljesac Peninsula
linked to: Pelješac Peninsula
Orebić locatedIn Pelješac Peninsula
Vidova Gora offersViewOf Pelješac Peninsula
Dubrovnik-Neretva County hasPart Pelješac Peninsula
Pelješac Bridge connects Pelješac Peninsula
subject linked to: Pelješac Peninsula
Pelješac Channel separates Pelješac Peninsula
Pelješac Channel between Pelješac Peninsula
Pelješac Channel hasCoastOn Pelješac Peninsula
Pelješac Channel hasNearbyPeninsula Pelješac Peninsula