Olympos

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Olympos (Greek, German short form Olymp ) means:

Mountains (in ancient times 19 mountains were referred to by this name) and mountain towns:

  • Olymp , the highest mountain range in Greece ( 2918  m ) between Thessaly and Macedonia; Seat of God in Greek mythology
  • Olympos (Elis) , mountain near Olympia in Elis, Peloponnese peninsula, Greece
  • Olympos (Laconia) , mountain in Laconia, Peloponnese peninsula, Greece
  • Olympos (Lesbos) ( 967  m ), highest mountain of Lesbos , Greece
  • Mysian Olympus, mountain range in Mysia, today the Uludağ (approx. 2542  m ), Bursa Province, Turkey
  • volcanic mountain in Lycia ( called Olympos from around 130 AD ), today Tahtalı Dağı (approx. 2366  m ), Antalya Province, Turkey
  • Olympos (Lycia) , ancient mountain town at the foot of Tahtalı Dağı, today a ruined city
  • Olympos (Cyprus) , highest mountain in Cyprus (approx. 1952  m )

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The German form Olymp stands for:

  • German Olympus (approx. 62  m ), hill in the Wingst ridge near Wingst watermill, Cuxhaven district, Lower Saxony
  • Olymp (Hunsrück) ( 415  m ), mountain near Bernkastel , district of Bernkastel-Wittlich, Rhineland-Palatinate
  • Gallery (theater) , historically also called "Olympus", highest rank in the auditorium with the cheapest seats
  • a brand of the company Olymp Bezner (clothing industry, especially men's shirts)

The Latin form Olympus stands for:

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