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1. Patras

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   Patras (Greek: Πάτρα) is a major port city located in the northwestern Peloponnese region of Greece, situated at the mouth of the Rio River. As the third-largest city in Greece by population, Patras serves as a significant commercial and cultural hub, with particular prominence in software development and maritime industries. The city has historically functioned as a crucial nexus between Western European markets and the broader Mediterranean region.
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2. Patras

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   See Also
   Peloponnese
   Greek Ports
   Patras Carnival

3. Sparta

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   Sparta, officially the Dorian state of Lacedaemon, was a prominent polis in ancient Greece, situated in the region of Laconia in the southeastern Peloponnese. Unlike its rival, Athens, Spartan society was characterized by an extreme dedication to military discipline, austerity, and a rigidly stratified social hierarchy[^1]. The entire political and social structure was predicated upon maintaining control over the subjugated Messenian and Laconian populations known as the [Hel…