Lykissa

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Lykissa is a small village on the mountain of Mount Lykodimo in Messenia, Greece. The settlement was founded during the Greek revolution by Nikos Pantazopoulos.[citation needed] It is part of the municipal unit Petalidi, which is part of the municipality Messini.

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    Subdivisions of the municipality of Messini
    Municipal unit of Aipeia
    Municipal unit of Androusa
    • Agrilia
    • Amfithea
    • Androusa
    • Ellinoekklisia
    • Eva
    • Kalamaras
    • Kalogerorrachi
    • Manganiako
    • Polylofos
    Municipal unit of Aristomenis
    • Aristomenis
    • Diodia
    • Kefalovryso
    • Koutifaris
    • Manesis
    • Pelekanada
    • Platanovrysi
    • Poulitsi
    • Sterna
    • Strefi
    • Voutaina
    Municipal unit of Ithomi
    Municipal unit of Messini
    • Analipsi
    • Avramiou
    • Karteroli
    • Lefkochora
    • Lykotrafos
    • Madena
    • Mavrommati
    • Messini
    • Neochori
    • Pilalistra
    • Piperitsa
    • Spitali
    • Triodos
    • Velika
    Municipal unit of Petalidi
    • Achladochori
    • Daras
    • Drosia
    • Kalochori
    • Karpofora
    • Kastania
    • Kokkino
    • Lykissa
    • Mathia
    • Neromylos
    • Paniperi
    • Petalidi
    Municipal unit of Trikorfo
    Municipal unit of Voufrades
    • Charavgi
    • Chatzis
    • Kourtaki
    • Miliotio
    • Petritsi
    • Vlasis

    Coordinates: 36°54′47″N 21°52′12″E / 36.913°N 21.870°E / 36.913; 21.870

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