Bithynia (Clean), Roman Roads, Rivers, points Folder - centered on Chalcedon.kmz

Bithynia (Clean), Roman Roads, Rivers, points Folder

Bithynia (Clean), its Area
Bithynia, its Area

Bithynia (Clean), Straits Area, Hellespont of Troy and Bosphorus of Constantinople
Constantinople & Troy, Roman Roads, Straits, Hellespont of Troy and Bosphorus of Constantinople

Bithynia, next to Greater Armenia Area
Greater Armenia till 461, buffer state for Western Roman Empire, also includes Pontine and Cappadocia as revealed in many Saints' stories;

Bythia, next to Phyrgia, its Area
Phyrgia, its Area

Bithynia, next to Greater Lydia, its Area, which includes Ephesus
Lydia, Greater Lydia, its Area, west of Sakarya and Akarcay rivers, Western Asia Minor

Bithynia, next to Constantinople, Local Roads, its Area
Constantinople, Local Roads, its Area

Bithynia near Arabian Plate and Constantinople, its Area

Arabian Plate, its Area

Bithynia, Connecting Rivers Route (Akarcay and Sakarya Rivers)

Bithynia, Great Road from Ephesus thru Colossae to the Euphrates at Melitine

Bithynia, Straits, Roman Roads, Straits, Hellespont of Troy and Bosphorus of Constantinople

Bithynia, Dnieper (Varanigan) Trade Route (Varangia to Constantinople)
The chief trade route of Rus, from the Baltic Sea to the Black Sea, was then called œthe Way from the Varangians to the Greeks.

Bithynia (Clean), Bosphoras Strait Folder (Chalcedon), Western BIT

Dardanelles Strait
Dardanelles Strait;

Constantinople (aka Istanbul, Bosphorus Strait, Golden Horn)
Constantinople;

Mt Oxia near Chalcedon (Mt Kayisdag)
Mt Oxia near Chalcedon (Mt Kayisdag), named after Auxentius of Bithynia;

Ausentius, Mt St Auxentius of Bithynia
Mt St Auxentius of Bithynia;

Bosphorus Strait, Bithynia and Constantinople
Bosphorus;

Chalcedon, Bithynia (Bosphorus Strait)
Chalcedon;

Bithynia (Clean), Mt Olympos (Asia Minor) Many Monasteries in Skkoudion River area

Mt. Olympus, Bithynia in Asia Minor, many monasteries in the Sakkoudion River area
Mt. Olympus in Asia Minor;

Sakkoudion Monastery on Mt Olympos in Bithynia
Sakkoudion Monastery on Mt Olympos in Bithynia;

Sakkoudion (Sagarista) River

Sakkodian River (Lower Sakkodian)

Mt. Olympus, Bithynia in Asia Minor
Mt. Olympus in Asia Minor;

Polychronion monastery near Mount Olympus
Polychronion monastery near Mount Olympus;

Prusa, Bithynia (Proussa, Sakkoudion River 1, 50 monasteries on plain of P )
Prusa or Plusias, or Cius in Bithynia

Prusa Hot Springs or Bursa Hot Springs
Prusa Hot Springs or Bursa Hot Springs; also has thermal baths, old Ottoman mansions, palaces, and several museums. was the first major and second overall capital of the Ottoman State between 1335 and 1363. The city was referred to as Hüdavendigar (meaning God's gift, in Ottoman Turkish, a name of Persian origin) during the Ottoman period, while a more recent nickname is Yesil Bursa (Green Bursa) in reference to the parks and gardens located across its urban fabric, as well as to the vast and richly varied forests of the surrounding region. Mount Uludag, the ancient Mysian Olympus, towers over it, and has a well-known ski resort. Bursa has rather orderly urban growth and borders a fertile plain. The mausoleums of the early Ottoman sultans are located in Bursa, and the city's main landmarks include numerous edifices built throughout the Ottoman period. Bursa also has thermal baths, old Ottoman mansions, palaces, and several museums.

Atroa monastery, Bithynia (Plain of Prusa)
Atroa, Bithynia;

Olympos Monastery, Bithynia
Sakkoudion Monastery on Mt Olympos in Bithynia;

Abgar monastery, Bithynia (on Olympos, Asia Minor)
Abgar monastery (on Olympos in Asia Minor); Abgar monastery (on Olympos in Asia Minor);

Apollonia, in Bithynia (Uluabat Lake, Upper Sakkoudion River Mouth)
Apollonia, in Bithynia , a promentory on the northeast shore near Golyazi ;

Caesarea, Bithynia (upper Sakkoudion River Mouth, neak Lake Uluabat)
Caesarea, in Bithynia;

Uluabat Lake

Khenolakkos Monastery, Triglia, Bithynia (now Fatih Mosque, Tirilye) 720
Triglia Monastery (now Fatih Mosque, Tirilye) 720;

Apamea Myrlea, Bithynia
Apamea Myrlea, Bithynia; Saint Philotheus the Presbyter in Asia Minor, Commemorated on September 15;

Chenolakkos Monastery Bithynia (Chenolakkos [by the goose-pond])
Moudania, Bithynia, Asia Minor;

Pelekete Monastery, Bithynia, 709
Pelekete Monastery;

Medikion Monastery, Ampamea, Bithynia, 780
Medikion Monastery;

Tryglia monastery, Bithynia, near Constantinople
Tryglia in Turkey, or Tryglia monestary near Constantinople;

Bithynia (Clean), Lower Sakarya River Folder, Nicea and Nicomedia

Sakarya River, Lower Sakarya, below Ankara, Phrygia

Nicaea, Bithynia (on Lake Ascanius in Lower Sakarya)
Nicea (Nicaea);

Nicomedia, Bithynia (Gulf of Ismid, Lower Sakarya)
Nicomedia;

City and Capital of Bithynia, Nicomedia, Bithynia (Gulf of Ismid, Lower Sakarya)
Nicomedia;

Limna, Bithynia
Limna, Bithynia; Hieromartyr Autonomus, Bishop in Italy, Commemorated on September 12;

Sultanate of Rum, Seljuk of Rum, 1077-1308 from Nicaea over Anatolia, Sunni
Sultanate of Rum, Seljuk of Rum, 1077-1308 from Nicaea over Anatolia; Nicea (Nicaea);

Bithynia (Clean), Lycus River Folder

Lycus River of Bithynia

Bithyninum, Bithynia, City of Bithynia (near Lycus River)
Bithyninum, Bithynia ;

Claudiopolis, Bithynia (near Lycus River)
Claudiopolis (Bithynia); Martyr Tation (Tatio) of Claudiopolis, Commemorated on August 24; Hieromartyr Autonomus the Bishop in Italy, Commemorated September 12 ;

Soreus, Bithynia (Bolu (Bithynium) near Lycus River of Bithynia)
Soreus, Bithynia (Bolu (Bithynium)); Hieromartyr Autonomus the Bishop in Italy, Commemorated on September 12;

Church of the Archangel Michael, Soreus, Bithynia
Soreus, Bithynia (Bolu (Bithynium)); Hieromartyr Autonomus the Bishop in Italy, Commemorated on September 12;

Neapolis, Bithynia, Metroon, in Asia Minor (Lycus River Mouth)
Neapolis, Bithynia, Metroon, in Asia Minor;