Mycale Peninsula

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The Mycale Peninsula is a prominent landform on the western coast of Turkey, opposite the Greek island of Samos, known for its rugged terrain and historical significance in ancient Ionia.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Mycale Peninsula canonical 2
Mykale Peninsula 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landform
peninsula
adjacentTo Kuşadası Gulf
linked to: Kuşadası

Samos Strait
ancientName Mycale
Mykale
Mykale Mountain region
battleBelligerents Achaemenid Persian Empire
linked to: Achaemenid Empire

Greek city-states
battleDate 479 BC
contains Dilek Peninsula–Büyük Menderes Delta National Park
Mount Mycale
coordinatesApprox 37.7°N 27.2°E
country Turkey
hasArchaeologicalSignificance yes
hasBiodiversitySignificance yes
hasFeature forested areas
rocky coastline
steep slopes
hasHighestPoint Mount Mycale
hasStrait Mycale Strait
hasTerrain rugged
historicalRegion Ionia
knownFor historical significance in ancient Ionia
proximity to the island of Samos
locatedIn Aegean Region
Anatolia
Asia Minor
Aydın Province
western coast of Turkey
locatedNear Büyük Menderes River delta
locatedOn Aegean Sea
modernName Dilek Peninsula
linked to: Karaburun Peninsula
modernProtectedArea Dilek Peninsula–Büyük Menderes Delta National Park
near ancient city of Ephesus
linked to: Ephesus

ancient city of Miletus
linked to: Miletus

ancient city of Priene
linked to: Priene
oppositeOf Samos
partOf Ionian coast
linked to: Ionian Sea coast

Turkish Aegean coast
ancient Ionia
linked to: Ionia
regionType coastal peninsula
separatedFrom Samos by the Mycale Strait
siteOf Battle of Mycale
usedFor hiking and ecotourism

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Mycale Strait locatedBetween Mycale Peninsula
Mycale ancientName Mykale Peninsula
linked to: Mycale Peninsula
Mount Mycale partOf Mycale Peninsula