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The Aliakmonas, also called the Haliacmon, is the longest river located entirely within Greece, with a length of approximately 297 kilometers. It crosses western and central Macedonia before entering the Thermaic Gulf through a delta shared with other regional rivers. Several dams and reservoirs along its course support hydroelectric generation, irrigation, flood management, and municipal water supply.
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What is the Aliakmonas River known for?
The Aliakmonas, also called the Haliacmon, is the longest river located entirely within Greece. Its length is approximately 297 kilometers.
Where does the Aliakmonas flow?
It crosses western and central Macedonia before entering the Thermaic Gulf. The river reaches the gulf through a delta shared with other regional rivers.
Are there dams on the Aliakmonas River?
Yes. Several dams and reservoirs have been built along the river, supporting hydroelectric power, water storage, and regional water management.
Does the Aliakmonas leave Greece?
No. Unlike international rivers such as the Struma, the Aliakmonas remains within Greece from its source to its outlet in the Thermaic Gulf.
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