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Akr. Lianos Kavos KIKLADES - PIREAS - THESSALONIKI DODEKANISSA KRITIKO PELAGOS DIA Akr. Hondros Kavos Akr. Stavros Akr. Lianos Kavos Akr. Korakias Panormos Lavris E75 Skepasti 10 Bali 4 3,5 4 Exantis 7,5 Ag. Pelagia 7,5 E75 Sisses Roumeli 1,5 Vlihada 13 36 q Kambos Ahlades a Akr. Panagia Kambos g Angeliana 6 Ag. Ioanis 7 PAXIMADA Stavromenos 5 mon. 4 2 Pigianos 9 3 Ahlada RETHIMNO pe Prinos 2,5g Melidoni a 6 5,5 Adelianos3 3 90 7 Perama Vassakos mon. Fodele 3 PerivoliaMissiriaPlatanes 3 aArsenios Agia 4 Savathianes mon. Panorama 3 U 4 5 Ag. Panteleimonas a 4 2 mon. 2 4 2 5 Aloides Paleokastro Kastelakia 2 Adele Pigi Alfa Dafnedes 79 mon. Rodia Atsipopoulo Erfi 5,5 4 Apladiana 2,5 a 3,5 Pantanassa IRAKLIO KRITI 5 Damasta10 3 Ag. Paraskevi Loutra 4 Plevrania Mourtzana Heliana 13 DRAGONADA 4 Galos 8 6 4 Dramavolos 4 Marathos 2,5 ped Akr. Ag. Ioanis Anogia 8 Pikris 1 Skouloufia 8 6 Theodora 90 Linoperamata Nea Gouves Prines Maroulas Houmeri Alikarnassos5 AMNISSOS Ag. Nikolaos Vlihadia 8 Messi 3,5 Margarites Krassúnas Garazo 8 Drossia Amoudara 9 U 3 n Vathianos Kokini Analipsi q 90 8,5 Roussospiti 10 Metohi Karterosb (Finix) Amigdalia Finokalia Mironikitas Kiriana 6 Omala Agridia 5,5 Honos 30 5 Kambos Kato q Ag. Georgios 5Somatas Meg Hromonastiri c Orthes Keramota 5,5 4 Kapetanaki 5 Ag. Marina 2,5 Hani 5 Souvlos 2,5 97 Metohi Amnatos Eleftherna 7 5,5 7,5 Veni Aimonas 2,5 3 5 Limenas Hersonissou Par. Milatou Anogia Romanos Skinias Seles GIANISSADA Akr. Sideros Gonia b 9 Garipas a Aidonohori 90 3 Gazi Ag. Andreas Kapediana 3,5 Prassies 4 Prines Halepa mon. Astiraki Rema 7 Gouves 6 2 Tsabi Ag. Dilakos Vrouhas 2,5 Kavoussi AvdelasAg. Mamas 7,5 3 4 g Kato Gournes 4 3,5 q 5,5 Antonios Valtos Kastelos 3,5 5,5 ELEFTHERNA Kateriana aDiakouri 3 5 Kefalogianis 3 Agriana Milatos Nofalias8 5 4,5 2 Armeni 3,5 5 Kalivos 2,5 mon. Kamariotis TILISSOS Kolivas 8,5 Vathia Koutouloufari Pelagia q Sissi 7,5 Kiriamadi 5,5 Harkia a 2,5 Kalithea Anopoli g MALIA Kounali Adravastos PENINSULA Ano 5,5 Mirthios 6 Axos 6,5 5,5 Tilissos 6 Giofiraki Knossos Hersonissos Stalida b 2,5 KALIDONA Oros 5 M. Arkadiou Livadia Sissarha b 5 Elia Skotino 2 Piskopiano Ag. E.Sissi Zouria Frathias 7,5 Karidi a Plaka Valsamonero Gournes b KNOSSOS 5 U e OF SIDEROS Krana 8 1 8 Kato Vlihia 6,5 1 3 Ken. Horio Koxari 4 3 11 Ag. Georgios Artiou mon. SPINALONGA 7 4,5 Seli 55 12 3,5 b 7 6 Spilia 5 28 7,5 ELASSA Kare 9 Venio mon. Zoniana 8 Gonies Moni Kalessia Finikia Ag. Irini Skalani Voros Xerolimni a Dories 3 Ep. Pines 5Ag. Paraskevi Ano Malaki 4 Goulediana SKLAVOKAMBOS 2 Galipe 4,5 5 Panagia 8,5 Malia Vrahassi 4 DRIROS 4 5 2,5a SIVRITOS Anogia 6 Keramoutsi Patsodes Epano Vathia 1 4 10 Koumi Fotinos Ambelaki Kamari 9 Vassilies Harasso K. Horio mon. Mohos Latsida cSirmesso K. Pines Epano Elounta Geni Voleones c 6 6 Athanati K. Arhanes Aitania 4,5 Stamni 7,5 a Kartsinianos 25 E75 1 5,5 cITANOS Korfes 4 1 2 1Kasteli 5 7 Kalogeros 6,5 Voutes 4 19 12 Voulismeni Fourni K.Elounta Shisma KOLOKITHI PALM GROOVE 4 Apostoli Stavrakia Ag. Vlassis Lagos Potamies 3,5 4,5 1,5 1 Pantanassa 3 99 6 Episkopi Galifa 4,5 d 7 OLOUS Karines 4 Loutraki Pentamodio 4 4,5 5,5 Neapoli Nikithianos Vai Ag. Vassilios 8,5 3,5 Vistagi TOUHTAS b 4 Hohlakies Smari Agnos Kalos Lakos Patsos • • 3 4 4,5 Kounavi Sfendili 2,5 3 8,5 Limnes 4 7,5 Meronas a 1855 4 Xirolia Mirtia Sgourokefali 5 Vrisses Dio Prini 6,5 1 g 1108 2 Assomati mon. Kitharida Ag. Silas Epano 1 Kera 7 10,5 Angousseliana Lambini 4 Tsangaraki Astraki Angarathou mon. Bitzariano Avdou Krassi Houmeriakos Toplou 6 Maridaki 3,5 • 5,5 2 6,5 Platania Kroussonas Agios 6 3 Arhanes Ano Karouzana 1487 Drassi 7,5 Papadiokambos 1186 Messonissia • IDEON 21 7,5 4,5 2 a • Drakosi Elinika 3,5 Spili 3 Mironas 29 7 3 Kelia 3 Tzingouna 4 Gonies aKardiotissa mon. 4 Ag. Konstantinos 6,5 n a Toplos mon. Koxare 3 2456 ANTRON Ag. Irini Katalagari Apostoli Polithea Aski Argiro Katsikia Liopetro a 4,5 Ano Amari 2 Dafnes e 5 1 11,5 7,5 Amigdali Pissidos U Sitia GRANTES 7,5 Kasteli Vlahides Faneromeni mon. 7,5 Mixorouma 5 Gerakari Elenes bcg a 4,5 Karnari Peza 4 4,5 c 5,5 Nero Xirokambos 10 3,5 Mariou 4 4 Lambiotes Fourfouras 5 Siva Pr. Ilias Vathipetro 4,5 U Ag. Filissia 1,5 4 13 ep Palekastro 4 97 Gorgolaini mon. 2 3 LITOS E4 Tzermiado Zenia Andrianos Exo Lakonia 1,5 8 E75 MODI Mertidia 6 Frati Mourne Kardaki Petrohori Vizari a Venerato b4 Kaloni Paraskies 2 Zofori 3,5 Vidiani mon. 12 Exo 8,5 Petras cROUSSOLAKOS 5 Kissos 5,5 3,5 3 2,5 Fioretzides PSIRA Kalavros c Assomatos 54 Drigies Kato Assites Ag. Vassilios Melesses 3,5 Arhangelos Litos a Lagou 1,5 Potami Marnelides AG. NIKOLAOS 2,5 b4,5 Agia Fotia b Vrisses 4,5 Pirgos Kiparissos Voni Kastamonitsa Marieli 1 3,5 b Lidia Angathia 3 Kouroutes 7 4 3 5 Marmaketo 2 Tapes AGIOS NIKOLAOS 3 K. 5 Ag. Nikolaos Ano Meros h Avgeniki a 7,5 Astritsa Amariano Messa Lassithi 8 Shisma U b b Kimouriotis c 1 2 Drimiskos Kentrohori a KAMARES 7,5 Houdetsi Thrapsano 11 K. Metohi Hamilo 7 1 p Mohlos Exo Hamezi 5 Episkopi 6,5 14 4 3,5 h CAVERN Paliani Sinapi Evangelismos Mathia Ag. Haralambos Kristalenia Messa Lassithaki 8 6 4,5 Roussa Eklissia PETSOFAS Kato a 6 Platanes Ag. Ioanis E4 RIZINIA 5 2 Alagni Galatas 6 a c 4 4 4,5 Mouliana Skopi Lefkogia Vrisses Hordaki Nithavris bg mon. Galeni 4,5 5 Ag.3 Paraskevi Plati mon. Amoudara 4,5 Mirsini Piskokefalo 7 Langada Preveli mon. Kerames 12 6 c 4,5 3,5 8 Psihro 8 Ag. Kon/nos d 5 Stavromenos Xirolimni 6 Kalos Partheni Houmeri Arhontiko 6 1 Tourloti 6 bParaspori 5 Kamara 4 5,5 Akoumia Kria Vrissi 3 2 Lohria Prinias Roukani Stironas Armaha DIKTEON Ag. Georgios 16 Mardati Tholos 90 6,5 Ahladia 5 Apodoulou Kamares Ag. 3,5 3 Patsideros 3 g Magoula Kritsa Sfaka 6 5,5Zou Kato Dris Mitato Hohlakies a Agalianos Orne Vorizia Vrontissio mon. 4,5 Karkadiotissa 3 1 6 Roussohoria ANTRON Avrakontes 5,5 6 KOLPOS Messa Riza Honos U 6,5 4 5 Kaminaki Katharo Theologos 5,5 3 Maronia 5 Vrissidi Kelaria Pisso Preveli mon. Ag. Fotini N. Kria Vrissi Ag. Paraskevi 6 40 3,5 a Agia Thomas Zinta 2,5 2 Geraki Vathi Mouliana Sotira 6,5 Platanos 5 Doulio Arkadi 2 Arkalohori MIRAMBELOU 3 4,5 48 Skordilo Sfaka Karidi 3,5 10 1 Vathiako a 5 Varvara Damania Panorama 1,5 Nipiditos 22 Epano Sandali 4,5 Ag. Paraskevi 3 11 4,5 5 2 Zaros4 Gergeri 5 Perveliana 7,5 Kroustas 3,5 6 Epano Kria Katsidoni Azokeramos U 4 7,5 Rizikas Varsamonero mon. 2,5 10 3 Mik. Episkopi 2 Moussouta 36 Lastros 10 Grigoria 3,5 Gena 8 3,5 6 2 Istro Ag.7,5 Episkopi 4 8,5 Adravasti Kato Saktouria 4,5 2 Sata Magarikari Nivritos 2,5 Panassos Megali 5 Metaxohori Amourgeles Kavoussi Melisses Kato Kria Georgios 4,5 6,5 3 Akoumiani Gialia 8,5 Mandres Kardamiana 3 3,5 A.Poulia Avli Panagia Pirgos 1 6,5Ag. Spiridonas E4 Melambes 4 5,5 Mastrahiana 2 4 • E4 3,5 q Bembonas 4,5 Sitanos Kalohorafitis Laloumas Apomarma Vrissi Made Armanogia Partira 5 HELONA 5 U Panagia Hrissopigi Nea Katelionas Zakros Saktouria Xirokambos 2,5 Melidohori 5,5 6,5 Kalo Horio Pahia Amos b 11,5 U Skourvoula Kourtes 6 7 Ano Moulia 3 6,5 3,5 2148 8 7 Sikia Pressos 3,5 8 8 Kato Zakros Ag. 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