Loutsa
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Loutsa (Greek Λούτσα, plural Loutses) is the Greek name for a "seasonal pond",[1] derived from Latin Lutum ("mud").
Loutsa may refer to:
- Loutsa, old name of Artemida, East Attica, Greece
- Loutsa, community of Fanari, Epirus, Greece
- Loutsa, a settlement in the municipality of Methóni in the Messinia Prefecture, Greece
- Loutses, a village in the municipality of Corfu, Greece
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