Central Greece

Central Greece is a traditional geographic region of , colloquially known as Roúmeli. It includes the southern part of the Greek mainland, excluding the Peloponnese but including the offshore island of Evvia.
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is the capital city of with a metropolitan population of 3.15 million inhabitants. It was a major cultural, political and religious centre of Classical Greece, a place that deeply influenced the course of Western civilization.

The is the ancient port of , and still functions as the chief exit point from the city by sea, for destinations among the Aegean Islands and elsewhere in the east Mediterranean.

The archaeological site of is a UNESCO World Heritage site near the modern village of the same name in , on the southwestern slope of Mount Parnassus, which is part of a mountain range north of the gulf of Corinth.

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is a region of on the Aegean Sea, historically correspondent with the territory of when it was a City-State in the times of Ancient Greece.

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is in Central Greece. It includes the regional units of Boeotia, Phthiotis, Phocis, Evrytania, and Aetolia-Acarnania.

, also called Euboea, is a large, windy island in Central Greece. It's so large and so close to the mainland that it has more of a mainland atmosphere than an island one.

Central Greece

Latitude of center
38.51° or 38° 30′ 36″ north
Longitude of center
22.3° or 22° 18′ east
Wiki­data ID
Q190600
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In Other Languages

From Albanian to Western Panjabi—“Central Greece” goes by many names.
  • Albanian: Greqia Qendrore
  • Arabic: وسط اليونان
  • Basque: Erdialdeko Grezia (eskualde historikoa)
  • Basque: Erdialdeko Grezia
  • Belarusian: Цэнтральная Грэцыя
  • Bengali: কেন্দ্রীয় গ্রীস
  • Bulgarian: Континентална Гърция
  • Bulgarian: Централна Гърция
  • Chinese: 中央希腊
  • Chinese: 中希腊
  • Chinese: 中希臘
  • Chinese: 希臘中部
  • Czech: Střední Řecko
  • Danish: Central Greece
  • Dimli (individual language): Yunanıstanê Miyanêne
  • Dimli (individual language): Yunanıstano Miyanên
  • Dutch: Centrall Griekenland
  • Esperanto: Centra Grekio
  • Finnish: Keski-Kreikka
  • French: Grèce centrale
  • French: Grèce Centrale
  • Georgian: ცენტრალური საბერძნეთი
  • German: Zentralgriechenland
  • Greek: Κεντρική Ελλάδα
  • Greek: Στερεά Ελλάδα
  • Gujarati: સેન્ટ્રલ ગ્રીસ
  • Hindi: मध्य ग्रीस
  • Indonesian: Central Greece
  • Italian: Grecia centrale
  • Japanese: ギリシャ中央部
  • Japanese: 中央ギリシャ
  • Kannada: ಮಧ್ಯ ಗ್ರೀಸ್
  • Korean: 중앙그리스
  • Kurdish: Yewnanistana Navîn (parêzgeh)
  • Kurdish: Yewnanistana Navîn
  • Latvian: Centrālā Grieķija
  • Lithuanian: Centrinė Graikija
  • Macedonian: сократ
  • Malay: Central Greece
  • Marathi: सेंट्रल ग्रीस
  • Norwegian Bokmål: Sentrale Hellas
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: Sentral-Hellas
  • Polish: Central Greece
  • Portuguese: Central Grega
  • Russian: Средняя Греция
  • Russian: Центральная Греция
  • Serbian: Средишња Грчка
  • Serbo-Croatian: Periferija Centralna Grčka
  • Sinhala: මද්‍යම ග්‍රීසිය
  • Slovak: Sterea Ellada
  • Slovenian: Srednja Grčija
  • Spanish: Grecia Central (región)
  • Spanish: Grecia Central
  • Swedish: Centrala Grekland
  • Tamil: சென்ட்ரல் கிரீஸ்
  • Telugu: మధ్య్య గ్రీస్
  • Thai: เซ็นทรัลกรีซ
  • Turkish: Orta Yunanistan
  • Ukrainian: Центральна Греція
  • Urdu: سینٹرل گریس
  • Urdu: وسطی یونان
  • Venetian: Gresa sentrałe
  • Vietnamese: Miền Trung Hy Lạp
  • Welsh: Canolbarth Groeg
  • Western Panjabi: وشکارلہ یونان

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