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Various locations have been named in honor of the Calogerà family.Ošljak (island): The small island of Ošljak, off the coast of Zadar, was previously known as Calogerà, or Kaluđera, named after the Calogerà [Kalogjera, Kalogera] family of Zadar who possessed it and built their summer residence and gardens there. The remains of the Calogerà family mansion and gardens are protected cultural and historical landmarks. Today, some locals still refer to the island as Kalogera. The legacy of the Calogerà family is preserved in the island's Italian name, Calugerà. In Preko: Povijesne, Geografske, Folklorističke, i Kulturne Crtice (1924), Dr. Josip Marčelić, Bishop of Dubrovnik, writes the following excerpt:
Some still call [the island] Kalogera, the name of its first possessors, who received the island [as a gift from] from the Venetian Republic. The Kalogera family was probably from Crete, and they were ardent supporters of the Republic in the Cretan military.
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The [area] of the island is elliptical and measures 2,300 meters. The island rises in the form of a cone 60m above the surface of the sea. On the northern side of the islet, two circular buildings are visible, and the walls are still solid. They were built by the first possessor of the island, Levantin Kalogera. These are old mills, two windmills, [which were] used in the past by the inhabitants of the surrounding villages, when there were no bigger boats nearby.Pandiá Calógeras State School: Prior to World War II, the school had been named after Benito Mussolini. In 1942, this name was stripped, and it was re-branded in honor of João Pandiá Calógeras. It is located in the vicinity of Carlos Chagas Square in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
Pandiá Calógeras Street in São Paulo, Brazil
Pandiá Calógeras Avenue in Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Calógeras Avenue in Campo Grande, Brazil
Calógeras Avenue, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, at the intersection of President Wilson Avenue and the U.S. Consulate General
Calógeras Street in Belford Roxo, Rio de Janeiro (state), Brazil
Pandiá Calógeras Street in Recife, Brazil
Calógeras Street in Socavão, Brazil
Calógeras Street in Ponta Porã, Brazil
Calógeras Street in Várzea Grande, Brazil
Pandiá Calógeras Street in Canoas, Brazil
Via Angelo Calogerà in Padua, Italy
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