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ATHENS - the capital

VOLOS - port

LAMIA - port

PATRA - port

Piraeus - port

SPARTA

JANINA

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CORINTH - port

LARISA

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HERAKLION (Heraklion) - port

THESSALONIKI (Thessaloniki - port

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HERAKLION - see Heraklion

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THESSALONIKI - see Thessaloniki

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ALEXANDRUPOLIS

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