Patras Province

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Statistics
Prefecture: Achaea
Number of subdivisions: 12 municipalities
1 community
Capital: Patras
Elevation:
 -lowest:
 -centre:
 -highest:

Gulf of Corinth
Erymanthos
Percent of the prefectural population: about 65 to 70%
Percent of the prefectural area: about 45 to 50%
Car designation (as of 2006): AX

Patras is a province and a region covering the western part of the Achaea prefecture. Several parts do not recognize it as a province and are not used in addresses but as a region. The main places includes Patras, Kato Achaia, Ovrya, Rio and Chalandritsa. The Panachaiko mountains dominate the northwest, the Erymanthos to the east, the Skollis to the south, the Movri to the southwest and Mavros Oros to the west. The Pineios River flows to the south and several others including Tytheos, Parapeiros, Charandros to the north. It has a plain to the northwest, within Patras and between Erymanthos and Skollis. The largest city is Patras, its second is Kato Achaia.

Municipalities

Communities

Older municipalities

Transportation

Media

Newspapers, and others

Current newspapers

Ceased and defunct newspapers

Radio

  • ERA Patras - located in Rio next to the Rio Junction with the new GR-9/E55 and the GR-5/E55 and the GR-48/E65
  • Step FM - 97 FM
  • Super B - Patras
  • Top FM - 93 FM

Television

Companies

Sporting clubs

Basketball only

Defunct and historic teams

See also




North: Gulf of Corinth Northeast: Aigialeia
West: Ilia
Patras East: Kalavryta''
South: Elis and Olympia



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