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 | | The prefecture of Rodopi borders with the prefecture of Xanthi to the west, the prefecture of Evros to the east, Bulgaria to the north and is washed by the Aegean Sea to the south. |
 | | Evidence of prehistoric, ancient and Byzantine civilisations in the area has been found at Makropotamo, Sinaxi, the Acropolis at Ergani (the cave of Maronia), Fanari, Anastasioupoli, Mosinoupoli and Papikio, to name just a few. |
 | | Traditional villages can be seen at Organi, Smigada, Ragada, while the main towns in Rodopi are Komotini, the capital of the prefecture, Fanari, which is a small port, Sapes, Iasmos, a town that flourished after 1922, when refugees from Asia Minor came into the area, and Maronia. |
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