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CosKos

An island close to the southwestern coast of Asia Minor where the Aegean Sea joins the Mediterranean Sea; northwest of the island of Rhodes and southwest of the city of Halikarnassus; the second largest of the Dodecanese Group of islands with an area of approximately 111 square miles (287 square kilometers); located at the entrance to the Gulf of Kos.

Approximate east longitude 27.10 and north latitude 36.50.

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