The depth was around 4 m and is in the today's Ipsila Alonia Square. With the destruction of the city from the Venetians, the area used the port other than the continuation in which that time it had a lot of odour and plague in the city. In 1883, it filled up the earth and drained and it extended the city.
The depth measured around 4 m and is situated in Ipsila Alonia Square today. After the Venetian destruction of the city, this area utilized an alternative port instead of the existing one, which was plagued by unpleasant odors and disease during that time. In 1883, it was filled with earth and drained, leading to the expansion of the city.