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Also known as Vivlos

Tripodes or Vivlos () is one of the largest villages located in southwestern Naxos. It is situated on the southwest beach road of the island, about 8 km from Chora and Plaka beach. The streets of the village are paved and narrow. The village has a population of over 800 permanent residents, making it one of the more populous villages in Naxos.

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It is catalogued under topics including Orphaned articles from August 2024 and Villages in Greece.

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Place details

Locality
Βίβλος
Region
Περιφέρεια Νοτίου Αιγαίου
Country
Ελλάς
Population
654
Timezone
Europe/Athens

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Instance of
village
Country
Greece
Population
916
Elevation
130
Image
Tripodes, Naxos.jpg
Dialing code
84300
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postal code
84300
Commons category
Vivlos (Naxos)
located in/on physical feature
Naxos Island
native label
Τρίποδες

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Tripodes or Vivlos () is one of the largest villages located in southwestern Naxos. It is situated on the southwest beach road of the island, about 8 km from Chora and Plaka beach. The streets of the village are paved and narrow. The village has a population of over 800 permanent residents, making it one of the more populous villages in Naxos.

== History == The inhabitants of Tripodes were once forced to relocate due to threats from Aegean Sea pirates. Today, Tripodes is one of the most populous villages in Naxos, with a resident population exceeding 800. The village is known for its paved streets and windmills. Its economy benefits from the fertile plains of Plaka, which support the cultivation of Naxos potatoes, vegetables, barley, and vines.

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