PAXOÍ

päksēˈ or Paxospăkˈsəs, island (1991 pop. 2,175), c.7 sq mi (18 sq km), NW Greece, in the Ionian Sea; one of the Ionian Islands. Olive oil, citrus fruits, and almonds are produced. Tourism is an important industry.

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...divides Meganisi from Lefkada. The northern Ionian Islands, Paxoi and Kerkyra, are quite distinct from this group, both in terms...approximately 100m lower than today , meant that Kerkyra, the Paxoi islands and Lefkada were joined to the mainland, while Kefalonia...
...under an Egyptian helmsman was becalmed off the island of Paxoi, which lies off the western coast of Greece, just south of...replied, When you reach the sea off Palodes -- a place on Paxoi, presumably -- you are to call out, "Great Pan is dead!" The...


 

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...sq km), W Greece, in the Ionian Sea, along the coasts of Epirus and the Peloponnesus. The group is made up of Kerkira , Paxoi , Lefkas , Kefallinia , Ithaki , Zakinthos , Kithira , and numerous islets. Largely mountainous, the islands reach...
PAXOI pakse or Paxos pak s s, island (1991 pop. 2,175), c.7 sq mi (18 sq km), NW Greece, in the Ionian Sea; one of the Ionian Islands...


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