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The Population of the Mixed Villages of Cyprus Based on the 1960 Census THE POPULATION OF THE MIXED VILLAGES OF CYPRUS BASED ON THE 1960 CENSUS Notes: (1) The villages with the * sign are in the north. (2) The names in parenthesis are those currently in use in the north. (3) This is just a quick list of these villages, it may be incomplete. (4) This font is used to indicate later additions to the list. NICOSIA DISTRICT Additional note: (Goodwin + Census) Nicosia [suburbs included] 73381GC 22134TC. [51% living in the suburbs] Nicosia within city limits 49% 25651GC, 14868TC Town/village G/C T/C G/C contact T/C contact Strovolos 7390 76 Aglantzia/Athalassa 3593 316 Kaimakli (Kucuk 8175 5130 Kaimakli)/Omorphita* (Kucuk Omorphita) Trahonas* 2316 921 Ayios Vasilios* (Turkeli) 492 117 Ayios Georgios Lefkas* 312 143 Akaki 1355 156 Ambelikou* (Baglikoy) 63 485 Arethiou 265 90 Dhali 2403 206 Dhenia 196 128 Flasou 427 97 Kalon Horion Lefkas* 244 307 (Camlikoy) Karavostasi*/Xeros* 1111 333 (Gemikonagi) Kato Deftera 464 37 Mathiatis 201 208 Morfou* (Guzelyurt) 6480 123 Neo Horio* (Minarelikoy) 1157 230 Orounta 601 39 Peristerona 690 476 Potamia 220 319 Pyroi* (Galizer) 374 86 Skylloura* (Yilmazkoy) 504 89 Palekithro* (Balikesir) 862 251 KYRENIA DISTRICT Town/village G/C T/C G/C contact T/C contact Kyrenia* 2802 696 Lapithos* (Lapta) 3124 370 Templos* (Zeytinlik) 61 161 Ayia Irini* (Akdeniz) 166 305 Ayios Georgios* (Karaoglanoglu) 618 203 Vasilia* (Karsiyaka) 855 213 Diorios* (Tebebasi) 514 156 Kazafani* (Ozankoy) 458 598 LIMASSOL DISTRICT Town/village G/C T/C G/C contact T/C contact Limassol 37478 6115 Kato Polemidia 1286 982 Anoyera 527 93 Asomatos/Fasouri 147 177 Yerovasa/Trozena 23 83 Prastion Avdemou 227 115 Silikou 261 166 Pentakomo 280 318 Episkopi 817 1144 Kilani 999 35 Silikou 261 166 Malia 88 624 Moniatis/Saittas 262 90 Paramali 30 218 FAMAGUSTA DISTRICT Town/village G/C T/C G/C contact T/C contact Famagusta 28654 6129 Ayios Andronikos* (Yesilkoy) 771 434 Arnadi* (Ardahan) 308 100 Afania* (Gazikoy)/Ornithi* 498 303 Vatyli* (Vadili) 1973 718 Vitsada* (Pinarli) 266 136 Yenagra* (Nergisli) 301 277 Youphes* (Camlica) 87 251 Eptakomi* (Yedikonuk) 738 233 Kilanemos* (Esenkoy) 85 12 Komi Kepir* (Buyukkonuk) 654 289 Lapathos* (Bogazici) 375 240 Lithrangomi* (Boltasli) 170 105 Monarga* (Bogaztepe) 18 57 Strongylos* (Turunclu) 163 227 Syngrasi* (Sinirustu) 175 102 LARNACA DISTRICT Town/village G/C T/C G/C contact T/C contact Larnaca ? ? Anglisides 440 124 Ayia Anna 80 102 Ayios Theodoros 525 685 Alaminos 313 251 Alethriko 282 25 Arsos* (Yigitler) 316 297 Anafotia 559 94 Dromolaxia 334 259 Kalavasos/Drapia/Pasata 881 243 Kalo Horio 128 434 Tremetousia* (Erdermli) 346 230 Mari/Vasiliko 256 666 Maroni 423 103 Meneou 148 22 Pano Lefkara 1410 361 Perivolia 686 45 Pyrga 273 108 PAPHOS DISTRICT Town/Village G/C T/C G/C contact T/C contact Paphos 6232 2851 Ayia Varvara 99 130 Akoursos 68 126 Asproyia 149 101 Yalataria 230 58 Yeroskipou 1552 170 Kouklia 622 419 Kritou Tera 460 58 Pano Arodes 391 101 Pano Archimandrita 245 72 Poli Chrysohous 963 664 Prodromi 389 129 Timi 413 215 Houlou 687 119.
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