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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 22. Chapters: Falaisia, Anthochori, Arcadia, Vastas, Akovos, Soulari, Arcadia, Choremis, Tourkolekas, Neochori Lykosouras, Kamara, Arcadia, Kastanochori, Arcadia, Petrina, Arcadia, Chirades, Soulos, Anavryto, Vrysoules, Arcadia, Potamia, Arcadia, Routsi, Derveni, Arcadia, Isaris, Gefyra, Arcadia, Voutsaras, Arcadia, Plaka, Arcadia, Makrysi, Rapsommati, Isoma Karyon, Trilofo, Arcadia, Leontari, Arcadia, Ta Nea tis Megalopoleos, Tripotamo, Arcadia, Anemodouri, Ellinitsa, Thoknia, Megalopoli Power Plant, Kato Karyes, Megalopoli Mine, Nea Ekklisoula, Vangos, Mallota, Greece, Karatoulas, Psathi, Arcadia, For the Megalopolitans, Chranoi, Paradeisia, Arcadia. Excerpt: Anthochori (Greek, Modern:, Katharevousa: combination of the words, flower, and, village) was a settlement in Arcadia, Greece once located around 2.5 km south-southeast of the town of Megalopoli. Anthochori was demolished during 2006-8 in order to provide Megalopolis' Power Station with lignite (brown coal). A satellite picture of Anthochori before its demolition can be found here. Road Networks Anthchori was situated 3 km northwest from the nearest interchange with the GR-7/E65 (Kalamata - Megalopoli - Tripoli), about 50 km (old: 47 km) northeast of Kalamata, north-northwest of Leontari and about 39 km (old: 37 km) west-southwest of Tripoli. Anthochori was formerly connected with a road linking the GR-7, Gefyra and the old GR-7. It was also formerly served by the road to Choremi and Vastas (then separate), the road to Tripotamo and Choremi and Megalopoli and Sparta. Anthochori used to border Psathi 2 to 3 km north, a settlement which has been relocated 2 km to the east of its original location. Railway Networks Anthochori was a train stop between the Megalopolis' terminal and the Lefktron railway station (Greek:, also known as 'B...
