Vrisa

Aerial view of Vrisa village in summer 1998

Vrisa (Greek: Βρίσα) is a village in the southern part of Lesbos island approximately 50 km from Mytilene. The village is named after one of the two girls Agamemnon took from Lesbos during the ten-year Trojan War. Five kilometers south is the famous Vatera beach.

Subdivisions of the municipality of Lesbos

Municipal unit of Agia Paraskevi	Agia Paraskevi Napi

Municipal unit of Agiasos	Agiasos

Municipal unit of Eresos-Antissa	Antissa Chidira Eresos Mesotopos Pterounta Sigri Vatoussa

Municipal unit of Evergetoulas	Asomatos Ippeio Kato Tritos Kerameia Lampou Myloi Mychos Sykounta

Municipal unit of Gera	Mesagros Palaiokipos Pappados Perama Plakados Skopelos

Municipal unit of Kalloni	Agra Anemotia Arisvi Dafia Filia Kalloni Kerami Parakoila Skalochori

Municipal unit of Loutropoli Thermis	Komi Loutropoli Thermis Mistegna Nees Kydonies Pigi Pyrgoi Thermis

Municipal unit of Mantamados	Kapi Kleio Mantamados Pelopi

Municipal unit of Mithymna	Argennos Lepetymnos Mithymna Sykaminia

Municipal unit of Mytilene	Afalonas Agia Marina Alyfanta Loutra Moria Mytilene Pamfila Panagiouda Taxiarches

Municipal unit of Petra	Lafionas Petra Skoutaros Stypsi Ypsilometopo

Municipal unit of Plomari	Akrasi Ampeliko Megalochori Neochori Palaiochori Plagia Plomari Trygonas

Municipal unit of Polichnitos	Lisvori Polichnitos Stavros Vasilika Vrisa

Coordinates: 39°02′N 26°12′E / 39.033°N 26.200°E / 39.033; 26.200

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Vrisa

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