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Gonoussa is a village in the regional unit of Corinthia, Greece. It belongs to Sikyonia and is located 23 kilometers south of Kiato. According to the 2011 census, the village has 157 inhabitants, who are engaged in animal husbandry and agriculture.
In 1832, the village, then called Liopesi, was designated as the seat of the Municipality of Keleones. In 1840, the municipality was abolished, and all the settlements that belonged to it were annexed to Sikyonia. In 1912, Liopesi was designated as the seat of the corresponding community, while in 1928, the settlement and the community were renamed Gonoussa. Finally, in 1997, with the “Kapodistrias Plan,” the community of Gonoussa was abolished, and the village was annexed to Sikyonia.
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Before you arrive
Skip the SIM counter and the roaming bill. MyEsim is a Greek eSIM app — you set the plan up at home and it activates the minute you land, so the map works before you even leave the station. Visit Kiato readers get 10% off.
Enter the code at checkout on myesim.gr. Works on iPhone XS and newer and on most Android phones from 2019 onwards.
