Laousses
| Laousses | ||
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| Waters | Saronic Gulf | |
| Geographical location | 37 ° 49 ′ N , 23 ° 28 ′ E | |
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| Number of islands | 5 | |
| Residents | uninhabited | |
The Laousses archipelago (also Lagouses, Greek Λαγούσες ) consists of five uninhabited islets that belong to the municipality of Aegina on the island of the same name and municipality in the Saronic Gulf .
- Kordeliaris
- Makronisos ('Big Island')
- Lagousaki (Panagitsa)
- Gaidaros ('donkey')
- Lagousa (Eleousa)
They adjoin the Diapories archipelago to the east and lie about halfway between Salamis in the north and Aegina in the south in the Saronic Gulf . Most ferry services from Piraeus cross past the islands. Eleousa is the largest island in the group with 0.176 km². The islands have only sparse vegetation.
Individual evidence
- ^ Charles Arnold (ed.): The islands of the Mediterranean . A unique and complete overview. 2nd Edition. marebuchverlag, Hamburg 2008, ISBN 3-86648-096-2 , p. 338 .