Parga

There is also a Parga in the Galician Autonomous Region in Spain, see Parga, Galicia, Spain
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Prefecture: Preveza
Province: Nikopoli and Parga
Location: !--
Area:
-Total
-Water
-Rank

km
km
Population: (2001)
 - Total
 - Density¹
 - Rank

 3,569

 -/km
Elevation:
 -lowest:
 -centre:
 -highest:

sea level
32 m(centre)
about 800 to 900 m
Postal code: 480 60
Area/distance code: 11-30-26840 (030-26840)-2
Municipal code: 4306
Car designation: PZ
3-letter abbreviation: PAG Parga
Address of administration: 9 V.E. Vasilia St.
Parga 480 60
Website: www.parga.gr
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Parga (Greek: Πάργα), is a town and a municipality located in the northwestern part of Preveza in northwestern Greece being surrounded entirely by the prefecture of Thesprotia and is the only municipality in Greece that is surrounded by another prefecture. It is on a road linking Anthousa and GR-19. It is located about 40 km S of Igoumenitsa, SW of Ioannina, 65 km NW of Preveza, 90 km W of Arta and about 50 km NW of Vonitsa and about 60 km NE of Lefkada. The settlement dates back to ancient times and was called Ypargos. When the Slavs invaded the area, it became Paragiros, Paragaia or Paragea, Ypagogos or Epagogos or Epargos where its named after the Slavic word prag meaning port.

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Nearest places

  • Anthousa, W
  • Livadari, N
  • Agia Kyriaki, E

Historical population

Year !! Communal population !! Change (town) !! Municipal population
1981 1,892 - -
1991 1,699 -193/-10.20% 3,569
Parga has a school, a lyceum, a gymnasuim, a church, a post office, banks, a port situated in the central part which ferries to, a beach in the central and the eastern part of Parga, taverns and a square (plateia). Parga is situated on a hillside with a road linking Anthousa and GR-19. A promontory and a rocky hill with some types of pine trees with tall ones on a top is situated in the west. An rocky islet with pine trees is to the southeast and a small promontory with trees to the east. Lake Kalodiki is situated to the east and is like a pond which is used for frogs. The mountains suurounds Parga and is rocky and bushy in the east while it is forestes and grassy in the west and north and has a mountainotop in the northwest. A view of Paxoi and parts of southern Corfu can be seen and sometimes Lefkada as well. In 1570, a Venetian fortress was established with the wonderful prospect. There are daily tourists from the island of Corfu and to Paxoi.

External links

  • http://web752.can01.de/new/parganet.shtml (in German)
  • http://www.soka.nu/resor/parga/index.shtml (in Swedish)
  • Photos of Parga
  • http://www.backpackingreece.50megs.com/photo5.html
  • http://www.tiscali.co.uk/travel/features/parga.html



North: Margariti
West: Ionian Sea
Parga East: ?
  
South: Ionian Sea

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