Continuing through the lowlands south of Arta, into which body of water does the river empty near Kommeno?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Ambracian Gulf
- Step 1: The river continues through the lowlands south of Arta, and finally empties into the Ambracian Gulf near Kommeno, 16 km southeast of Arta. Answer: Ambracian Gulf. Why not the others: "Corinthian Gulf" is a deep tectonic graben separating the Peloponnese from the mainland; "Saronic Gulf" is the busy metropolitan shipping waterway fronting Athens and Piraeus; "Pagasetic Gulf" is a circular enclosed gulf in Thessaly bordered by Mount Pelion.
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