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Panayia (Greek: Παναγιά) is a mountain village in Cyprus, located at an altitude of 800m in the Paphos mountain range. Archbishop Makarios III, the first president of the Republic of Cyprus, was born in Panayia
The village is known for its unique wildlife, among which, the Mouflon is protected by Cyprus and International laws as an endangered species.
By the 2001 census Panayia had a total population of 564.[1]
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http://www.Panayiavillage.com
- ^ Statistical Service of the Republic of Cyprus, 2001 Population Census, MS Excel document [1]
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Populated places in Paphos District |
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Municipalities: Yeroskipou • Paphos • Peyia • Polis
Community Boards: Acheleia • Akourdaleia • Arodes • Archimandrita • Ayia Marina Chrysochous • Ayia Marina Kelokedaron • Ayia Marinouda • Ayia Varvara • Ayios Dimitrianos • Ayios Isidoros • Amargeti • Anadiou • Anarita • Androlikou • Argaka • Armou • Asproyia • Axylou • Chlorakas• Choletria • Choli • Choulou • Chrysochou • Drymou • Droushia • Eledio • Emba • Episkopi • Faleia • Fasli • Fasoula • Filousa Crysochous • Fyti • Yalatareia • Yialia • Yiolou • Youdi • Ineia • Kallepia • Kannaviou • Kathikas • Kidasi • Kissonerga • Koili • Koilineia • Koloni • Konia • Kouklia • Kourdaka • Kritou Marottou • Kritou Tera • Kynousa• Lapithiou • Lasa • Lemona • Lempa • Letymvou • Loukrounou • Lysos • Makounta • Mamonia • Maronas • Mesa Chorio • Mesoyi • Milia • Miliou • Mousere • Nata • Nea Dimmata • Neo Chorio • Nikoklia • Panagia • Pelathousa • Pentalia • Peristerona • Pitargou • Polemi • Pomos • Psathi • Simou • Skoulli • Souskiou • Statos - Ayios Photios • Stavrokonou • Steni • Stroumpi • Tala • Tera • Theletra • Thrinia • Timi • Tremythousa • Trimithousa • Tsada
Abandoned villages: Akoursos • Evretou • Foinikas • Sarama • Vretsia
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Coordinates: 34°54′N, 32°37′E
