FARRES
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'Farres' is a municipality in the central part of the prefecture of Achaea, Greece. Its seat of administration is in the town 'Chalandritsa' (Greek: Χαλανδρίτσα). It is on a road connecting Patras and Kalavryta. It is located about 17 km SSW of Patras, about 40 km south of the Rio-Antirio bridge/, about 70 km SW of Aigio, 55 km W of Kalavryta, about 140 km NW of Tripoli and about 10 km from GR-9/Patras By-Pass.
The municipality was first founded in 1835, it was dissolved in 1912 and did not restore until 1998 under the Capodistria Plan.
★ Fares, west
★ Kallithea, northwest
★ 'Chalandritsa'
★
★ Kydonies
★
★ Mastoreika-Stameika (Mastoraiika-Stamaiika)
★ Chrysopigi
★ Elliniko
★ Fares
★
★ Prevedos
★ Isoma
★ Kalanos
★ Kalousi
★ Katarrakti
★ Kompigadi
★ Kritharakia
★ Lakkomata
★ Mirali
★ Platanovrissi
★ Starochori
★ Vasiliki
Until the pavement of the road and the one linking Patras and Kalavryta in the mid-20th century, the village didn't had paved roads or electricity. Until somewhere the 1990s, much of the houses were stone-built.
The area in the mountains had some off-road rally racings.
The Speedway of Patras is situated southwest of the area.
The area near Agios Georgios has a Mycenaean settlement.
The area during the Frankish times was a barony.
Farmlands are to its west. The central part is made up of farmlands which includes mixed farming and pastures in a plain named Farron-Chalandritsa while the eastern and the western part are made up of forests, mountains and valleys.
The village has a small school, a lyceum, a gymnasium, a health centre, a church, a small post office, a train station and a square (''plateia'') which includes some trees and a fountain. It also has a museum of folklore and local history located in a restored water mill. It also has a ruined castle which is now a monument.
★ A.P.S. Doxa Chalandritsa
★ Mycenaean Settlement near Agios Georgios, also in Greek
★ List of settlements in the Achaea prefecture
'Farres' is a municipality in the central part of the prefecture of Achaea, Greece. Its seat of administration is in the town 'Chalandritsa' (Greek: Χαλανδρίτσα). It is on a road connecting Patras and Kalavryta. It is located about 17 km SSW of Patras, about 40 km south of the Rio-Antirio bridge/, about 70 km SW of Aigio, 55 km W of Kalavryta, about 140 km NW of Tripoli and about 10 km from GR-9/Patras By-Pass.
The municipality was first founded in 1835, it was dissolved in 1912 and did not restore until 1998 under the Capodistria Plan.
| Contents |
| Nearest places |
| Municipal districts |
| Historical population |
| Other |
| Sporting teams |
| External links |
| See also |
Nearest places
★ Fares, west
★ Kallithea, northwest
Municipal districts
★ 'Chalandritsa'
★
★ Kydonies
★
★ Mastoreika-Stameika (Mastoraiika-Stamaiika)
★ Chrysopigi
★ Elliniko
★ Fares
★
★ Prevedos
★ Isoma
★ Kalanos
★ Kalousi
★ Katarrakti
★ Kompigadi
★ Kritharakia
★ Lakkomata
★ Mirali
★ Platanovrissi
★ Starochori
★ Vasiliki
Historical population
| Year | Communal population | Change | Municipal population | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1981 | 1,090 | - | - | - |
| 1991 | 974 | -116 or -10.64% | 6,483 | - |
| 2001 | 1,144 | +170 or +17.45% | 6,262 | -221/-3.41% |
Until the pavement of the road and the one linking Patras and Kalavryta in the mid-20th century, the village didn't had paved roads or electricity. Until somewhere the 1990s, much of the houses were stone-built.
The area in the mountains had some off-road rally racings.
The Speedway of Patras is situated southwest of the area.
The area near Agios Georgios has a Mycenaean settlement.
The area during the Frankish times was a barony.
Farmlands are to its west. The central part is made up of farmlands which includes mixed farming and pastures in a plain named Farron-Chalandritsa while the eastern and the western part are made up of forests, mountains and valleys.
Other
The village has a small school, a lyceum, a gymnasium, a health centre, a church, a small post office, a train station and a square (''plateia'') which includes some trees and a fountain. It also has a museum of folklore and local history located in a restored water mill. It also has a ruined castle which is now a monument.
Sporting teams
★ A.P.S. Doxa Chalandritsa
External links
★ Mycenaean Settlement near Agios Georgios, also in Greek
See also
★ List of settlements in the Achaea prefecture
| 'North:' Messatida | ||
| 'West:' Vrachneika, Paralia, Oleni | 'Chalandritsa' | 'East:' Kalavryta? |
| 'South:' Tritea |
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