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Encyclopedia > Kyllini

There are several places on the Peloponnesus peninsula in Greece named Kyllíni (classically transliterated as Cyllene or Kyllênê):

  • Mount Kyllini (Cyllene), the mythological birthplace of Hermes (also called Mount Ziria).
  • Kyllini, the second westernmost town and the westernmost area on the peninsula.
  • The Port of Kyllini, a regional port located in the town.
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Kyllini - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (129 words)
Mount Kyllini (Cyllene), the mythological birthplace of Hermes (also called Mount Ziria).
In Greek mythology, Cyllene is an oread associated with the mountain.
Kyllini, the second westernmost town and the westernmost area on the peninsula.
Kyllini (Elia), Greece - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1373 words)
Its longitude is 21°07′ E and the latitude is 37°57′ N. Between the cape and Kyllini is a small fortress named Glarentza and slightly east is the beach.
The first paved road was Andravida to Kyllini road which was surfaced until the 1960s, then came Loutra Kyllini Road in the late-1960s, Kastro-Kyllini road came after, and road to Machos and road from Kastro to Kyllini came in the 1970s and to Kavasilas in the 1980s.
Kyllini has a school, a lyceum, a gymnasium a church, banks, a post office, gas stations, restaurants and a square (plateia).
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