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[[File:Chalcidice.jpg|thumb|300px|Crusis in North-West Chalcidice]]
'''Crusis''' or '''Crousis''' ([[Latin]]: ''Crusaea'' or ''Crossaea'') was called a maritime district of North-West [[Chalcidice]] from [[Potidaea]] to the [[Thermaic Gulf]]. It was named after Crusis the son of [[Mygdon (son of Ares)|Mygdon]]. The cities of Crusis were: [[Lipaxus]], [[Combreia]], [[Lisaea]], [[Gigonus]], [[Campsa (Macedonia)|Campsa]], [[Smila (Macedonia)|Smila]], [[Aeneia]] and later [[Antigonia Psaphara]].
==References==
*Hazlitt, The Classical Gazetteer > page 125
*Travels in northern Greece By William Martin Leake page 451 {{ISBN|1-4021-6770-9}}
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[[Category:Geography of ancient Mygdonia]]
[[Category:Geography of ancient Chalcidice]]
[[Category:Historical regions in Greece]]
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