Thyamida

Thyamida Province
Επαρχία Θυάμιδος

2006

Capital

Igoumenitsa

History

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Established

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Law 2539/1997

2006

Thyamida was one of the four provinces of Thesprotia Prefecture of Greece. Its territory corresponded with that of the current municipality Igoumenitsa, except the municipal units Margariti and Perdika. Its seat was the town Igoumenitsa.^[1] It was abolished in 2006.

References

East and West Attica	Attica

Piraeus	Aegina Hydra Kythira Piraeus Troizinia

West Attica	Megaris

Chalkidiki	Arnaia Chalkidiki

Imathia	Imathia Naousa

Kilkis	Kilkis Paionia

Pella	Almopia Edessa Giannitsa

Serres	Fyllida Serres Sintiki Visaltia

Thessaloniki	Lagkadas Thessaloniki

Chania	Apokoronas Kissamos Kydonia Selino Sfakia

Heraklion	Kainourgio Malevizi Monofatsi Pediada Pyrgiotissa Temenos Viannos

Lasithi	Ierapetra Lasithi Mirampello Siteia

Rethymno	Agios Vasileios Amari Mylopotamos Rethymno

Evros	Alexandroupoli Didymoteicho Orestiada Samothrace Soufli

Kavala	Kavala Nestos Pangaio Thasos

Rhodope	Komotini Sapes

Ioannina	Dodoni Konitsa Metsovo Pogoni

Thesprotia	Filiates Margariti Souli Thyamida

Lesbos	Lemnos Mithymna Mytilene Plomari

Samos	Ikaria Samos

Arcadia	Gortynia Kynouria Mantineia Megalopoli

Argolis	Argos Ermionida Nafplia

Laconia	Epidavros Limira Gytheio Lacedaemon Oitylo

Messenia	Kalamai Messini Pylia Trifylia

Cyclades	Andros Kea Milos Naxos Paros Syros Thira Tinos

Dodecanese	Kalymnos Karpathos Kos Rhodes

Larissa	Agia Elassona Farsala Larissa Tyrnavos

Magnesia	Almyros Skopelos Volos

Trikala	Kalampaka Trikala

Achaea	Aigialeia Kalavryta Patras

Aetolia-Acarnania	Missolonghi Nafpaktia Trichonida Valtos Vonitsa-Xiromero

Elis	Elis Olympia

Kozani	Eordaia Kozani Voio

Note: not all prefectures were subdivided into provinces.

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