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WATER: The blue way to a better life Kalabaka Megarchi Dialekto Genesi The surface waters of our school area Πρόδρομος Prinos Prodromos Dendrochori Fotada Trikala Gorgogyri Valtino Kato Elati Xilopariko Eleytherochori Lili Fiki Natural beauties, attractions Human activities strongly related to WATER Geniko Lykeio Valtinou Trikala Main rivers in the area Mega Rema and Bara tis Haidos Kapsoura Peneus According to Greek mythology, Peneus was the son of the These are the local names of two smaller Near to the village Valtino flows the river of Okeanos and Tithios. During the middle ages Peneus is men- trivutaries - streams. Their springs are at Kapsoura and meets up with Anapodos tioned by the name Salabrias, first by Anna Komnini in 1150 AD. the foot of the mountain Koziakias, pass and end up in Peneus. Peneus or Salabrias is a river of close to the village Genesi end reach the Thessaly. Its springs are located village Prinos, an ideal location where in Pindos. Accepting all the water Mega Rema waters gather with many springs. from the converging radically Recreation area tributaries of western Thessaly. Kefalopotamos In the past this whole region was Peneus a lake, the flowing from all these It beginnings beside the village of Kori and Peneus flows just outside the villages of Peneus River rivers passing through the narrow then passes through Gorgogyri. Near the Dialechto and Fotada. limits of Kalabaka due to the cor- village of Xilopariko, on the mountain of rosive of energy, created Koziakas, you can find another stream “Meteora”. Peneus reaches the plain of Thessaly where crossing called Anapodos which crosses the villag- Kefalopotamos over the valley of Tempi flows into the Thermaic Gulf creating a es of Exalofos and Dilofos as it flows Peneus river delta near Stomio town. through the valley. Main tributaries are the Titarisios the Enipeas the Kaletzis the Bedenis — Anapodos Litheos and Mourgani stream. Peneus river under ME- On the valley of Koziakas Bedenis stream TEORA crosses the village of Fiki and meets with Letheus the Anapodos, both ending up in Peneus. Anapodos Τhe Letheus River is one of the four WATER: The blue way to a better life Erasmus+ KA2 rivers which cross the city of Trikala. It project number: 2016-1- PT01-KA201- 022771 is a tributary of the Peneus River and Portaikos flows to it just outside the city. The Famous river of Portaikos flows out- Letheus river School Partners side the village Lilli meeting up with the Geniko Lykeio Valtinou Trikala, Greece Anapodos and ending up in Peneus. Escola Secundaria S. Pedro da Cova, Porto, Portugal IT Frans Fischer, Brussels, Belgium Istituto di Istruzione Superiore "G. La Pira", Pozzallo, Sicily, Italy Portaikos river 51 Secondary School "Elisaveta Bagryana",Sofia, Bulgaria .

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