Komi, Tinos

Komi (Greek: Κώμη) is a small village on the island of Tinos, a Cycladic island in Greece. It has a Catholic church, and offers Cycladic type architecture. Every year, on August 29, a big party is held there, with visitors from various parts of Greece and even foreigners.

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Photo from Komi

Coordinates: 37°36′07″N 25°08′38″E / 37.602°N 25.144°E / 37.602; 25.144

Subdivisions of the municipality of Tinos

Municipal unit of Exomvourgo

Local community of Agapi	Agapi Sklavochorio

Local community of Kalloni	Aetopholia Kalloni Kato Kleisma

Local community of Kampos	Agios Romanos Vourni Kampos Loutra Xinara Smardakito Tarampados Fsinos

Local community of Kardiani	Kardiani Ormos Kardianis

Local community of Ktikados	Agios Marcos - Tsampia Kionia Ktikados Sperados Tripotamos Chatzirados

Local community of Komi	Kolibithra Krokos Komi Perastra Skalados

Local community of Steni	Kechros Livada Mesi Myrsini Potamia Steni Tzados

Local community of Ysternia	Ormos Ysternion Ysternia

Local community of Falatados	Volax Koumaros Falatados

Municipal unit of Panormos

Local community of Panormos	Venardados Koumelas Malli Mamados Marlas Ormos Panormou Panormos (Pyrgos) Platia Rocharis

Mynicipal unit of Tinos

Municipal community of Tinos	Agios Fokas Karya Mountados Tinos

Local community of Dyo-Choria	Arnados Dyo-Choria Lychnaftia Agios Ioannis Porto Fero Chorio

Local community of Triantaros	Agia Varvara Agios Sostis Laouti (Skylantar) Berdemiaros Triantaros

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