These are a list of settlements in Lasithi, Crete, Greece.
- Achladia
- Agia Triada
- Agios Antonios
- Agios Georgios, Oropedio Lasithiou
- Agios Georgios, Siteia
- Agios Ioannis
- Agios Konstantinos
- Agios Nikolaos
- Agios Stefanos
- Anatoli
- Apidi
- Armenoi
- Avrakontes
- Chamezi
- Chandras
- Choumeriakos
- Chrysopigi
- Elounta
- Exo Lakkonia
- Exo Mouliana
- Exo Potamoi
- Fourni
- Gdochia
- Ierapetra
- Kalamafka
- Kalo Chorio
- Kaminaki
- Karydi, Agios Nikolaos
- Karydi, Itanos
- Kastelli
- Kato Chorio
- Kato Metochi
- Katsidoni
- Kavousi
- Kritsa
- Kroustas
- Krya
- Lagou
- Lastros
- Latsida
- Limnes
- Lithines
- Loumas
- Makrylia
- Males
- Marmaketo
- Maronia
- Mesa Lakkonia
- Mesa Lasithi
- Mesa Mouliana
- Meseleroi
- Mitato
- Mournies
- Myrsini
- Myrtos
- Mythoi
- Neapoli
- Nikithianos
- Oreino
- Pacheia Ammos
- Palaikastro
- Pappagiannades
- Pefkoi
- Perivolakia
- Piskokefalo
- Plati
- Praisos
- Prina
- Psychro
- Riza
- Roussa Ekklisia
- Schinokapsala
- Sfaka
- Siteia
- Skinias
- Skopi
- Stavrochori
- Stavromenos
- Tourloti
- Tzermiado
- Voulismeni
- Vrachasi
- Vrouchas
- Vryses
- Zakros
- Zenia
- Ziros
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