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Gdochia (Greek: Γδόχια) is a village on Crete 20 kilometers west of Ierapetra built in an area with spectacular view of Ierapetra town and the sea. It is said to receive his name from an ancient word that means "it has rain". In September 1943, over 40 residents of Gdochia were brutally executed by the Nazis.
35°1′4″N 25°33′21″E / 35.01778°N 25.55583°E / 35.01778; 25.55583
Subdivisions of the municipality of Ierapetra | |
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| Municipal unit of Ierapetra | |
| Municipal unit of Makry Gialos | |
