Talk:Poros

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I added and edited some content (geography, laces to see, geology, vegetation) and thought it would be better to separate the geo-section with its own header - because the generated table of contents positioned itself too far down on the page to be seen immediately. I cropped the ambiguous text about valleys and bays and re-edited it to geography jargon, there were too many mistakes. There is still lots of room for improvement, but here my semi-annual edit. --Carboxen 00:14, 25 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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"Kyaní Aktí (pop. 213) a part of the mainland at the easternmost point of the Peloponnese peninsula between the island of Poros and the island of Hydra and next to the municipalities of Troizinia and Ermionida.[3]"

I think this is incorrect: Kyaní Aktí (or Kianí Aktí, unless in a further plot twist those are distinct places very close to each other, not just slightly different transliterations) appears to be on the northern island, a little to the east of Poros town. The given source is a broken link, unfortunately. There is part of the municipality on the mainland, but I don't know what settlements of any size it might have. Google maps has the locations Pergari and Mpiseika, and a couple of tavernas, and that seems to be about it. Other language versions are either silent on the point, or seem to follow the error in the en: page. Unfortunately no good sources appear to be readily available. If no-one has any clarifying insights, I'll try to make the best of it as I can with what little information I have. 109.255.211.6 (talk) 21:57, 11 August 2021 (UTC)[reply]