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Chapel Apostolos Pavlos and Varnavas, LIVERA 48 MAP INDEX 1. Chapel Apostolos Pavlos and Varnavas, LIVERA 48. Chapel Apostolos Andreas, KARAVAS 95. Chapel Agios Mamas, KATO DIKOMO 142. Chapel Antiphonitis, AGIOS AMVROSIOS 189. Church Agia Marina, LAPATHOS 236. Chapel Agia Varvara, TRIKOMO 283. Chapel Agios Georgios, KOILANEMOS 330. Church Agios Synesios, RIZOKARPASO 376. Church Agios Mamas, MORPHOU 421. Church Agia Ekaterini, NICOSIA 468. Chapel Archangelos Michael, VATILI 515. Chapel Agios Efstathios, STYLLOI 2. Church Agios Constantinos and Agia Eleni, LIVERA 49. Church Agios Nicolaos, ELIA 96. Chapel Agia Marina, KATO DIKOMO 143. Monastery Christos Antiphonitis, KALOGRAIA 190. Church Agios Georgios, LAPATHOS 237. Chapel Agios Iacovos, TRIKOMO 284. Church Agios Demetrios, LEONARISSO 331. Chapel Agia Marina, RIZOKARPASO 377. Chapel Agios Georgios Xalonon, KATO ZODEIA 422. Church Panagia Chrysodeitria, NICOSIA 469. Chapel Agios Euphemianos, LYSI 516. Chapel Agia Marina, STYLLOI 3. Church Agia Irene, AGIA IRENE 50. Church Agia Paraskevi, PALAIOSOFOS 97. Chapel Agios Georgios, AGIOS EPIKTITOS 144. Chapel Agios Nicolaos, KALOGRAIA 191. Church Timiou Prodromou, LAPATHOS 238. Chapel Panagia, TRIKOMO 285. Chapel Agios Ioannis, LEONARISSO 332. Chapel Agia Athanasia, RIZOKARPASO 378. Church Panagia Chrysorogiatissa, MORPHOU 423. Church Agios Ioannis o Theologos, MIA MILIA 470. Church Panagia, LYSI 517. Chapel Panagia Paradisiotissa, LIMNIA 4. Chapel Agios Fanourios, AGIA IRENE 51. Chapel Agios Pavlos, KARAVAS 98. Church Agios Epiktitos, AGIOS EPIKTITOS 145. Church Agios Mamas,VITSADA 192. Church Archangelos Michael, PIGI 239. Chapel Agios Thomas, TRIKOMO 286. Church Agios Vassilios, VASILI 333. Church Panagia, RIZOKARPASO 379. Church Panagia Mnasi, MORPHOU 424. Chapel Agios Demetrios, MIA MILIA 471. Chapel Profitis Elias, LYSI 518. Church Agios Georgios, LIMNIA 5. Chapel Panagia, KORMAKITIS 52. Church Apostolos Petros and Apostolos Pavlos, 99. Chapel Agios Nicolaos, AGIOS EPIKTITOS 146. Church Agios Nicolaos, AGIOS NICOLAOS 193. Chapel Agia Marina, PIGI 240. Church Panagia Theotokos, TRIKOMO 287. Chapel Agios Trifonas, VASILI 334. Chapel Profitis Abbacum, RIZOKARPASO 380. Church Agia Paraskevi, MORPHOU 425. Chapel Agios Georgios, MIA MILIA 472. Chapel Agios Georgios Aglasykas, LYSI 519. Chapel Agios Georgios, LIMNIA FTERICHA 6. Church Agios Georgios, KORMAKITIS 100. Chapel Agios Demetrios, AGIOS EPIKTITOS 147. Chapel Agios Antonios, AGIOS NICOLAOS 194. Church Agios Andronikos and Agia Athanasia, MILIA 241. Church Agia Ekaterini, GERANI 288. Monastery Panagia Kanakaria, LYTHRAGKOMI 335. Church Asomaton, RIZOKARPASO 381. Church Timios Stavros, KATO ZODEIA 426. Church Panagia Galaterousa, PALAIKYTHRO 473. Chapel Agios Synesios, LYSI 520. Church Agios Nicolaos, LIMNIA 53. Chapel Agios Georgios, FTERICHA 7. Chapel Agios Georgios tou Sporou, KORMAKITIS 101. Chapel Agioi Saranta, AGIOS EPIKTITOS 148. Chapel Agios Polychronios, AGIOS NICOLAOS 195. Church Agios Epifanios, MILIA 242. Church Agios Georgios, GERANI 289. Church Agios Georgios, KOILANEMOS 336. Church Archangelos Michael, RIZOKARPASO 382. Church Panagia tis Voithousas, MORPHOU 427. Church Panagia Theotokos, TRACHONI 474. Chapel Agios Theodoros, LYSI 521. Church Apostolos Lucas, SPATHARIKO 54. Chapel Profitis Elias, KARMI 8. Chapel Panagia Galata, LIVERA 102. Chapel Agios Georgios tou Sporou, AGIOS EPIKTITOS 149. Chapel Agios Georgios, LEFKONIKO 196. Monastery Panagia Avgasida, MILIA 243. Chapel Panagia Evangelistria, GERANI 290. Chapel Agios Thomas, LYTHRAGKOMI 337. Church Agia Triada, RIZOKARPASO 383. Church Agios Georgios, PANO ZODEIA 428. Chapel Agios Theodoros, TRACHONI 475. Chapel Agios Synesios, KONTEA 522. Church Agios Georgios, SPATHARIKO 55. Church Agios Charalambos, TRIMITHI 9. Church Agios Georgios, ORGA 103. Chapel Agia Mavri, AGIOS EPIKTITOS 150. Church Agios Georgios, MELOUNTA 197. Chapel Agios Georgios, MILIA 244. Chapel Agios Demetrios, AGIOS ELIAS 291. Church Agios Georgios, LYTHRAGKOMI 338. Chapel Agia Mavri, RIZOKARPASO 384. Chapel Panagia, PANO ZODEIA 429. Chapel Agios Nicolaos, TRACHONI 476. Chapel Agios Georgios, KONTEA 523. Church Agioi Sergios and Bacchus, AGIOS SERGIOS 56. Chapel Chrisosotiros, KARMI 10. Chapel Profitis Elias, DIORIOS 104. Church Agia Stephani, AGIOS EPIKTITOS 151. Church Agios Georgios, GOUFES 198. Chapel Agios Georgios, MILIA 245. Church Profitis Elias, AGIOS ELIAS 292. Church Agios Georgios, VATHYLAKAS 339. Chapel Agios Andronikos & Ayias Athanasias, 385. Church Archangelos Michael, PANO ZODEIA 430. Church Agios Georgios, VONI 477. Chapel Panagia, KONTEA 524. Church Agia Paraskevi, AGIOS SERGIOS 57. Church Panagia Karmiotissa, KARMI RIZOKARPASO 11. Church Agia Marina, DIORIOS 105. Chapel Profitis Elias, AGIOS EPIKTITOS 152. Chapel Agia Marina, AKANTHOU 199. Church Agios Georgios, FLAMOUDI 246. Church Agia Paraskevi, MONARGA 293. Church Agios Georgios, VATHYLAKAS 386. Chapel Panagia, PANO ZODEIA 431. Church Agios Georgios, EXO METOCHI 478. Church Agios Charalambos, KONTEA 525. Chapel Agios Sozomenos, AGIOS SERGIOS 58. Chapel Agios Fanourios, AGIOS GEORGIOS 340. Chapel Agios Georgios, RIZOKARPASO 12. Church Apostolos Andreas, PANAGRA 106. Chapel Panagia Petomenitissa, SICHARI 153. Chapel Agios Georgios, AKANTHOU 200. Chapel Agios Ioannis o Theologos, FLAMOUDI 247. Church Agios Spyridon, MPOGAZI 294. Chapel Agios Constantinos, VATHYLAKAS 387. Church Timiou Prodromou, ARGAKI 432. Church Agia Paraskevi, ANGASTINA 479. Church Panagia, GENAGRA 526. Chapel Archangelos Michael, AGIOS SERGIOS 59. Church Panagia Crysotrimithiotissa, TRIMITHI 341. Church Agios Filonas, RIZOKARPASO 13. Church Agia Marina, DIORIOS 107. Monastery Panagia Apsinthiotissa, SICHARI 154. Chapel Agios Nicolaos, AKANTHOU 201. Chapel Agios Ioannis o Evangelistis, FLAMOUDI 248. Chapel Agia Marina, AVGOLIDA 295. Chapel Agios Theodoros, VATHYLAKAS 388. Chapel Agios Andronikos, ARGAKI 433. Church Agios Therapon, ANGASTINA 480. Chapel Agios Georgios, GENAGRA 527. Monastery Apostolos Varnavas, EGKOMI 60. Chapel Ai Stratis (Agios Efstratios), KARMI 342. Church Panagia Afentrika, RIZOKARPASO 14. Chapel Timios Stavros, KARPASIA 108. Church Agios Mamas, SICHARI 155. Chapel Agia Paraskevi, AKANTHOU 202. Chapel Agios Therapon, FLAMOUDI 249. Church Apostolos Lucas, KOMI KEPIR 296. Church Panagia, NETA 389. Church Panagia Chryseleousa, KATOKOPIA 434. Chapel Agios Georgios, ANGASTINA 481. Church Archangelos Michael, PYRGA 528. Church Panagia Chrysoegkomitissa, EGKOMI 61. Church Agios Ilarion, KARMI 343. Chapel Agios Filonas Agridia, RIZOKARPASO 15. Monastery Agios Panteleimon, MYRTOU 109. Chapel Profitis Elias, VOUNO 156. Chapel Agia Irene, AKANTHOU 203. Chapel Panagia, FLAMOUDI 250. Church Agios Georgios, KOMI KEPIR 297. Chapel Agios Sergios, NETA 390. Church Panagia Chryseleousa, KATOKOPIA 435. Chapel Agios Spyridon, MARATHOVOUNOS 482. Chapel Panagia Apalethra, PYRGA 529. Chapel Agia Ekaterini (filaki), EGKOMI 62. Chapel Agios Panteleimonas, KARMI 344. Chapel Agia Varvara Agridia, RIZOKARPASO 16. Church Timios Stavros, KARPASIA 110. Church Agios Georgios, VOUNO 157. Chapel Agios Savvas, AKANTHOU 204. Church Agios Georgios, DAVLOS 251. Chapel Agios Fotios, KOMI KEPIR 298. Chapel Agios Symeon, AGIOS SYMEON 391. Church Agios Antonios, MASARI 436. Church Profitis Elias, MARATHOVOUNOS 483. Church Agios Anastasios, PERISTERONA 530. Church Agios Georgios Salaminas, FAMAGUSTA 63. Church Agios Georgios, AGIOS GEORGIOS 345. Chapel Agios Demetrios Agridia, RIZOKARPASO 17. Monastery Agia Marina Pigadouliotissa, VASILEIA 111. Church Agios Romanos, VOUNO 158. Chapel Agios Ioannis, AKANTHOU 205. Chapel Agios Sozon, DAVLOS 252. Chapel Agios Onoufrios, KOMI KEPIR 299. Chapel Agios Georgios, AGIOS SYMEON 392. Church Panagia Chryseleousa, KYRA 437. Church Apostolos Lucas, MOUSOULITA 484. Church Agios Anastasios, PERISTERONA 531. Church Agia Marina, DERYNEIA 64. Church Panagia Glikiotissa, KYRENIA KAMPYLI DAVLOS 346. Chapel Agios Nicolaos, RIZOKARPASO FAMAGUSTA 18. Church Panagia, 112. Monastery Agios Ioannis Chrisostomos, 159. Chapel Agia Varvara, AKANTHOU 206. Monastery Agios Nicolaos, 253. Church Agios Afxentios, KOMI KEPIR 300. Chapel Agios Fokas, KOROVIA 393. Monastery Agios Georgios Rigatis, KYRA 438. Chapel Agia Marina, TYMBOU 485. Chapel Agios Georgios, PIGI 532. Chapel Agia Ekaterini, 65. Church Agia Varvara, KYRENIA KOUTSOVENTIS 19. Church Archangelos Michael, ASOMATOS 207. Monastery Panagia Kantariotissa, KANTARA 347. Chapel Agioi Pente, RIZOKARPASO 533. Church Agios Ioannis, FAMAGUSTA 160. Church Metamorphosis tou Sotiros, AKANTHOU 254. Monastery Panagia Kyra, LIVADIA 301. Chapel Agia Thekla, AIGIALOUSA 394. Church Metamorphosis tou Sotiros, CHRYSILIOU 439. Church Agios Georgios, TYMBOU 486. Church Timios Stavros, PIGI 66. Chapel Panagia Faneromeni, TEMPLOS 113. Church Afentrika, KOUTSOVENTIS 20. Church Agios Constantinos and Agia Eleni, VASILEIA 208. Church Agia Fotini, AGIOS ANDRONIKOS 348. Monastery Apostolos Andreas, RIZOKARPASO 534. Church Agios Panteleimonas, FAMAGUSTA 161. Chapel Agia Fotini, AKANTHOU 255. Church Archangelos Michael, PATRIKI 302. Church Archangelos Michael, AIGIALOUSA 395. Chapel Agio Mandilio, KAPOUTI 440. Chapel Agia Thekla, TYMBOU 487. Chapel Agia Kinousa, PIGI 67. Chapel Agios Demetrios, KYRENIA 114. Church Agia Fotini, KOUTSOVENTIS 21. Monastery Agia Paraskevi, VASILEIA 209. Church Agios Andronikos, AGIOS ANDRONIKOS 349. Church Apostolos Lucas, LOUTROS 535. Church Agios Lucas, FAMAGUSTA 162. Chapel Agios Mercourios, AKANTHOU 256. Chapel Agios Georgios, PATRIKI 303. Chapel Panagia Galaktini, AIGIALOUSA 396. Church Agios
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