NEA KIOS

'Nea Kios' (Greek: Νέα Κίος), is a village and the seat of the municipality of Nea Kios in the southwestern part of the prefecture of Argolis. The old GR-7 is about 6 km south. and is passed by the Myloi - Nafplio Road which is rarely connecting by Tripoli and Ancient Epidavros which is not GR-70. The nearest train station connecting with the line of Kalamata - Tripoli - Argos - Corinth is in Myloi. It is located 6 km S of Argos and about 60 km S of Corinth, about 120 km WSW of Athens, about 6 km W of Nafplio, about 50 km W of Ancient Epidaurus, N of Leonidio and Astros and about 60 km E of Tripoli. The town is a continuation of the famous town Cius (Παλιά Κίος) located in Asia Minor(Now Turkey) after the 1921-2 war.

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Nearest places

Historical population

See also

Nearest places

★ Myloi, E

Historical population

Year	Communal population	Change	Municipal population
1981	2,272	-	-
1991	2,456	-146/-20.92%	2,456

Myloi has a school, a church, a post office, beaches, a port and a square (''plateia'') including the Kentriki Plateia, the Central Square. The village also has a spring in the area. Nea Kios also has hotels. The area in the south is surrounded by the Argolic Gulf and is the northernmost town in the gulf.
Forests dominate the west and within the shores of the Argolic Gulf. The rest are farmlands and orange groves.
Much of the area in the northeast are used for farming while forests surround the town and the coastline, the rocky landscape of the mountains lie to the west.
The entire municipality is surrounded by Argos. The Argolic Gulf is to the south.

See also

★ Communities of Argolis