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Kato Mousiotitsa

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Also known as Mousiotitsa

Mousiotitsa () or Kato Mousiotitsa () is a village located in the Ioannina regional unit in the Epirus region () of western Greece. Situated 33 km south of the city of Ioannina () near the springs of the river Louros (), the village consists of 4 areas: Kato Mousiotitsa (), Ano Mousiotitsa (), Nea Mousiotitsa () and Mesoura (). It is surrounded by 5 mountains: Bitera (), Spithari (), Pourizi (), Kalogeritsa () and Katafi ().

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Place details

Locality
Κάτω Μουσιωτίτσα
Region
Περιφέρεια Ηπείρου
Country
Ελλάς
Population
256

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Instance of
village
Country
Greece
Population
256
Elevation
650
Dialing code
2564
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postal code
45500
native label
Μουσιωτίτσα
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Encyclopedic overview

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  • Name
  • History
  • Initial settlement
  • World War II Massacres
  • 21st century
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Mousiotitsa () or Kato Mousiotitsa () is a village located in the Ioannina regional unit in the Epirus region () of western Greece. Situated 33 km south of the city of Ioannina () near the springs of the river Louros (), the village consists of 4 areas: Kato Mousiotitsa (), Ano Mousiotitsa (), Nea Mousiotitsa () and Mesoura (). It is surrounded by 5 mountains: Bitera (), Spithari (), Pourizi (), Kalogeritsa () and Katafi ().

The village has a permanent population of 468 (2021 census), however, in the summer months the numbers can soar past 1000 as expatriates return from abroad (e.g. Sweden, Germany, USA, Canada) and from Athens and other larger cities.

Excerpted from Wikipedia’s “Kato Mousiotitsa” article, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.

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