Longos, Paxoi
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Longos is the smallest of the island ports on Paxoi, one of the Ionian Islands
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. Its 2001 population was 65 for the village and 279 for the municipal district.

Settlements

  • Anemogiannatika
  • Dendiatika
  • Kagkatika
  • Kontogiannatika
  • Koutsi

Population

Year Settlement population Population municipal district
1981  - 275
1991 62 -
2001 71 280

About Longos

It is a cluster of flower-decked houses on the north east coast overlooking a small fishing harbour. There are several mini-markets and a bakery, a couple of bars and a kafenion. At one end of Longos harbour stands the tall chimney from an abandoned soap factory. Just south of Loggos is an attractive shingle beach at Levericho. Its proximity to Loggos makes it a very busy site. There are shingle beaches nearby at Kipos and Marmari. The latter set in a bay with shade from the olive trees that grow down to the shoreline. There are small coves in the area of which many can only be reached by boat. Further south is Pounda, with access along a track from the main road. The track branches south and down a very steep track to a long pebble beach at Kipiadi.

Longos has a school for the entire municipal district (the former community), a church, a restaurant, a tavern and a square (plateia
Plateia
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). Its nearest gymnasium (middle school) and lyceum (secondary school) are in Gaioi, the island capital.

See also

  • List of places in the Corfu prefecture, including the islands of Paxoi and Antipaxoi

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