A little higher up, lies the town of Tsintzina or Polydroso and all around are Chrysafa, Theologos, Kalyvia, and Sellasia, which is the capital of the municipality, and also Vresthena. The river Oinous or Kelefina is used as the outer limit of Vassaras on the west side, and from there the borders move northward and reach to Arkoudia. Then the line turns right at Pyrgakia and moves toward St. Basil, Fterolaka, and Koutsouro and reaches the backside of Kamari. Vassaras, and in the distance, the main road Sparta to Tripoli is seen.They say that Vathaki, at one time, belonged to Vassaras up to the Crossroads, but the Vassarians gifted it to the people of Vrestheni, as a reward for killing a Turk. From there the borders go upward toward Astrapolaka, then to Goupata and reach Koromelia, advance to Dipsa, and then to Marmara and descend to Platyrrema or the Prasiotic road, as it is usually called. From there they go on to ascend to the field of Varvatos and make a beeline for, and reach, the Deep of Kakouros. Then the borders go to the ridge called Mouria, and to its sister ridge of Gkogkena and from there immediately to the ridge of Damalotes. Afterwards, they go straight to the Veletza depression all the way to Lower Ziampoka and reach the Stravokoleiko field at Bozogres and to the Koronios gully. Continuing on they reach the seam of Zacharia, and then the Mavrospelia across the river on the northwestern side at Agrilia. Then the go toward the Kazeiko corral, to Arnorache, to Prophet Elias, to Kokkoretsa, the go by the Galanaika houses, descend to Paliopanagia, and from there to Kelefina or Oinous river, which they follow up, as we have described above at the beginning of the account.