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Piraeus is de grootste passagiershaven in Europa en de tweede grootste passagiershaven in de wereld, en heeft jaarlijks een passagiersaantal van 19.000.000.
Piraeus
Stad in Griekenland
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Piraeus, Grieks: Πειραιάς, met diverse spellingvarianten zoals Pireus, Piraea en Pireas, is een stad in Griekenland. Piraeus ligt in de agglomeratie van Athene. Beide steden liggen op het schiereiland Attica.
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Postcode(s): 185 xx
Burgemeester: Ioannis Moralis (sinds 2014)
Coördinaten: 37° 57′ NB, 23° 38′ OL
Inwoners (2011): 163.688; (15.066 inw./km˛)
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