Petalas

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Petalas is the largest and most prominent island of the Echinades group in western Greece, known for its rugged terrain and largely undeveloped natural landscape.

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Petalas canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
landform
country Greece
hasAccessibility by boat
hasCharacteristic largely undeveloped natural landscape
natural vegetation
rugged terrain
sparsely inhabited
hasCoastlineOn Ionian Sea
hasDevelopmentLevel low
hasEnvironment Mediterranean
hasFauna seabirds
small terrestrial animals
hasFlora Mediterranean scrub
low shrubs
hasNearbyIslands Drakonera
Makri
Oxeia
Vromonas
hasShoreType rocky shores
small coves
hasUse grazing land
private property
isKnownFor natural landscape
rugged terrain
isPartOf Ionian Islands region (geographical)
linked to: Ionian Islands
isUninhabited true
largestIslandOf Echinades
locatedIn Echinades
Ionian Sea
western Greece
locatedInAdministrativeRegion Western Greece periphery
linked to: Western Greece
locatedInCountry Greece
partOf Echinades archipelago
linked to: Echinades Islands
partOfIslandGroup Echinades

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