Ammochori

Ammochori is a village in , , . The 1920 Greek census recorded 796 people in the village, and 60 inhabitants were Muslim in 1923.
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  • Village with about 1,080 residents
  • …lies at an elevation of around 620 metres (2,020 feet)
  • Description: village in Florina, Greece
  • Postal code: 53100
  • Also known as
    “Ammochórion”
    “Ammokhórion”
    “Pesotsnitsa”
  • Historically known as
    “Pesonitsa”
    “Pesosnitsa”

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Ammochori

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Latitude
40.78299° or 40° 46′ 59″ north
Longitude
21.48319° or 21° 28′ 60″ east
Open location code
8GG3QFMM+57
Open­Street­Map ID
node 296235178
Open­Street­Map feature
place = village
Geo­Names ID
736878
Wiki­data ID
Q3403346

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In Other Languages

From Arabic to Swedish—“Ammochori” goes by many names.
أموكوريونArabic
أموكوريون، فلوريناArabic
АмохориBulgarian
АмохорионBulgarian
ПесочницаBulgarian
AmmochóriCebuano
AmmochóriDutch
اموكوريونEgyptian Arabic
AmmochóriFrench
AmmokhorionFrench
PesósnitsaFrench
ΑμμοχώριGreek
Αμμοχώρι ΦλώριναςGreek
ΑμμοχώριονGreek
Πεσόνιτσα (historical)Greek
Πεσόσνιτσα (historical)Greek
ΠεσότσνιτσαGreek
AmmochoriIrish
ПесочницаMacedonian
ПесочницаSerbian
AmmochóriSwedish

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