IPhasholás
IPhasholás is a fictional coastal city and municipality in the hypothetical region of Aegea, used in encyclopedic exercises to illustrate urban development in small Mediterranean towns. It lies on a natural harbor along a temperate coast and occupies about 96 square kilometers, including a low coastal plain and surrounding hills. The population is described as around 25,000, with Greek as the official language and a minority of multilingual residents.
The settlement is presented as dating back to the Bronze Age, later rising as a maritime market
The local economy centers on port services, olive oil and wine production, ceramics, and small-scale electronics
Cultural life features an annual harbor festival, traditional music, and a cuisine highlighted by olive oil,