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Πάρνηθα = Mt Parnitha.

Material type: Map

MapLanguage: English, Greek, Modern (1453- ) Series: Anavasi maps & guidesPublication details: Athens : Anavasi, 2021, c1998.Edition: 10th editionDescription: 1 mapContent type:

cartographic image

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

sheet

Subject(s):

Ethnikos Drymos tes Parnethas (Greece) -- Maps

Other classification:

Summary: "During the pandemic, Mount Parnitha was for thousands of Athenians the only possible destination for an outdoor escape and unexpectedly many people wandered for the first time in its forests and ravines and got a taste of the - until then - unfamiliar outdoors. During the same period, signposting of the Mount Parnitha paths restarted; no need to mention that signs are a necessity on the intricate relief of this labyrinthine mountain. All the waymarks, as well as many new paths, the new technical routes (Via ferrata) and the climbing areas are captured in Parnitha's 10th edition Anavasi map, which since its first edition in 1998 records all the developments in the mountain." -- Publisher's description.

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Holdings
Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Notes	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Map	CYA Library Library Office	MAP PAR (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	Available upon request from the librarian.		00000011712

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Map scale 1:25000.

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"During the pandemic, Mount Parnitha was for thousands of Athenians the only possible destination for an outdoor escape and unexpectedly many people wandered for the first time in its forests and ravines and got a taste of the - until then - unfamiliar outdoors.
During the same period, signposting of the Mount Parnitha paths restarted; no need to mention that signs are a necessity on the intricate relief of this labyrinthine mountain.
All the waymarks, as well as many new paths, the new technical routes (Via ferrata) and the climbing areas are captured in Parnitha's 10th edition Anavasi map, which since its first edition in 1998 records all the developments in the mountain." -- Publisher's description.