Enipeas (Thessaly)

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The Enipeas (Greek Ενιπέας, ancient Greek Enipeus Ἐνίπευς, more neugr. Names Tsanarlis Τσαναρλής, Filiadorema Φιλιαδόρεμα and Neochoritikos Νεοχωρίτικος ) is a 84 km long river in the Greek region of Thessaly. He is a right tributary of the 217 km long Pinios.

The source of the Enipeas located in the northern part of Fthiotida, north of Lamia. From there it flows in a northwesterly direction and flows Farkadona in the Pinios.

In Greek mythology, the Enipeus was personified as a river god Enipeus. At the battle of Pharsalus the Enipeus limited the battlefield of Gaius Julius Caesar and Pompey.

• River in Europe
• River in Greece
• Water system Aegean Sea