Acheloos River
The Achelous, also Acheloos, is a river in Epirus, western Greece. It is 220 km long. It formed the boundary between Acarnania and Aetolia of antiquity.
- Stream
- Description: river in central Greece
- Also known as“Acheloos”“Acheloos Potamos”“Acheloüs”“Achelous River”“Akhelóös Potamós”“Akheloss”“Aspropótamos”“Potamós Achelóös”
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Latitude
38.33816° or 38° 20′ 17″ north
Longitude
21.1056° or 21° 6′ 20″ east
Open location code
8GC384Q4+76
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In Other Languages
From Ancient Greek to Western Armenian—“Acheloos River” goes by many names.
ἈχελῷοςAncient Greek (to 1453)
نهر أخيلوسArabic
ԱխելոսArmenian
Ríu AchelousAsturian
Akeloo ibaiaBasque
АхелойBulgarian
AqueloosCatalan
AquelouCatalan
AspropòtamCatalan
AspropòtamosCatalan
Riu AqueloosCatalan
Achelóos PotamósCebuano
阿克洛奥斯河Chinese
АхелоосChuvash
AhelosCroatian
AchelóosCzech
AchelousDanish
AcheloösDutch
نهر اخيلوسEgyptian Arabic
AchelóosFinnish
აქელოოსიGeorgian
Achelóos PotamósGreek
ΑσπροπόταμοςGreek
ΑχελώοςGreek
Αχελώος ΠοταμόςGreek
אכלואוסHebrew
Rivero AheloosIdo
Sungai AkheloiosIndonesian
Abhainn AchelousIrish
AchelooItalian
AspropotamoItalian
アヘロオス川Japanese
AchelousLatin
AhelosaLatvian
AchelojasLithuanian
АхелојMacedonian
აქელოოსიMingrelian
AkheloosNorwegian
AkheloosNorwegian Bokmål
AkhelóosNorwegian Nynorsk
رود ایچلسPersian
AcheloosPolish
AspropotamosPolish
Râul AheloosRomanian
АхелоосRussian
АхелојSerbian
Река АхелојSerbian
AhelosSerbo-Croatian
AchelóosSlovak
Achelóos (rieka)Slovak
AcheloosSwedish
AcheloosTurkish
AcheloüsTurkish
Ahelous NehriTurkish
Akheloos NehriTurkish
AspropotamosTurkish
АхелоосUkrainian
Fiume AspropótamosVenetian
Afon AchelousWelsh
Ախելո՛ոսWestern Armenian
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