Pindus (Πίνδος) is a mountain range in the Western Balkans, located between Thessaly and Epirus in Greece. The mountain is known as the "backbone of Greece". Pind reaches from the northern parts of Greece to Albania, and to the south reaches the Peloponnese. The massif is about 160 km long, and its highest peak is Smolika (2637 meters), which ranks second in Greece after Olympus. In Pind there are many other mountains with diverse geological structure and altitude 1800 - 2500 m. The most famous are Gramos, Timfi, Peristeri and others.

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