12 November 1859 (31 October 1859 old style) Proven

A Tripoli newspaper reported that the road from Tripoli to Myloi, begun in 1831, had been completed in 1859. It made Myloi the port of Arcadia until the railway came.

Note: Date of the newspaper report; the event took place on that day or shortly before.

Where
Junction with the Tripoli road, Tripoli
Threads
Harbour and pier
Certainty
Proven confirmed by primary sources

Sources

  • Ἀρκαδία (Tripoli), 31-10-1859, Hellenic Parliament Library, digital newspaper collection

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