Nenita

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Nenita is a town in Ionia, Chios, Greece.[1]

Nenita is associated with the icon of Archangel Michael[2]

Sources

  1. ↑ Greece by Dana Facaros, Linda Theodorou 2003 ISBN 1860118984 page 813
  2. ↑ Orthodox website
Subdivisions of the municipality of Chios
Municipal unit of Agios Minas
Municipal unit of Amani
  • Agio Gala
  • Chalandra
  • Diefcha
  • Fyta
  • Keramos
  • Kourounia
  • Leptopoda
  • Melanios
  • Nea Potamia
  • Nenitouria
  • Parparia
  • Pirama
  • Pispilounta
  • Trypes
  • Volissos
Municipal unit of Chios (town)
Municipal unit of Ionia
  • Exo Didyma
  • Flatsia
  • Kallimasia
  • Katarraktis
  • Koini
  • Mesa Didyma
  • Myrmigki
  • Nenita
  • Pagida
  • Tholopotami
  • Vouno
Municipal unit of Kampochora
  • Agios Georgios Sykousis
  • Chalkeio
  • Dafnonas
  • Vasileonoiko
  • Vaviloi
  • Ververato
  • Zyfias
Municipal unit of Kardamyla
  • Amades
  • Kampia
  • Kardamyla
  • Pityous
  • Spartounta
  • Viki
Municipal unit of Mastichochoria
  • Armolia
  • Elata
  • Kalamoti
  • Lithi
  • Mesta
  • Olympoi
  • Patrika
  • Pyrgi
  • Vessa
Municipal unit of Omiroupoli
  • Anavatos
  • Avgonyma
  • Karyes
  • Lagkada
  • Sidirounta
  • Sykiada
  • Vrontados

Coordinates: 38°14′N 26°06′E / 38.233°N 26.100°E / 38.233; 26.100

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