Salmone (Ancient Greek: Σαλμώνη) was a town of ancient Elis.
Strabo indicates that its name derives from a king of Greek mythology called Salmoneus and he locates it in Pisatis, of which it was one of its eight towns, near Heraclea, next to a fountain that bore the same name and that was where the Enipeus (the modern Lestinitsa) flowed.
[1] It was on the road between Olympia and Elis, and although its exact location is not known for sure it was supposed to be north of the current village of Karatula,[2] at the source of the Lestinitsa.
This article about a location in ancient Elis is a stub.
You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.