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Trypiti (Greek: Τρυπητή) is a small town in the island of Milos, Greece (400 citizens). It is famous for being located next to the Milos Catacombs and the Roman theatre.
36°44′13″N 24°25′48″E / 36.737°N 24.430°E / 36.737; 24.430
Subdivisions of the municipality of Milos | |
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| Municipal unit of Milos |
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