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It was the first village that was built by Samians that remained isolated on the mountains during the phase of the island's desolation. It was the island’s capital for approximately fifty years and was named Myloi (mills) from the many watermills that operated in the area as a result of the abundant water resources of the region and the waters of the river Imbrasus. It’s located on the west end of the Chora plain, close to the east bank of Imbrasus River and within a verdurous environment full of orchards. It’s 8 km away from Pythagoreio.
Its
highest ever-recorded population was recorded in the 1940 census, 525
residents.
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