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	Serres prefecture - Phantis
		The bounding prefectures and one district of another state (nation) are Thessaloniki to the southwest, Kilkis to the west, the Former Yugoslav Republic of "Macedonia" (FYROM) with the district of Strumica to the northwest, Bulgaria to the north, Drama to the northeast and the Kavala to the east.
		Serres was seized from the Turks by the Bulgarians in the First Balkan War and became a part of Greece at the end of the Second Balkan War.
		The prefecture is also a tourist attraction including Lailia, rich in forests, a skiing resort in the central portion, lake Kerkini which is a reservoir supplying water to the farmlands, fishing is common within Ano Poroia especially during the summer months and famous caves near Alistrati.
	wiki.phantis.com /index.php/Serres_prefecture (517 words)

	Serres - A brief acquaintance with the prefecture
		The prefecture of Serres is one of the 13 prefectures of Macedonia, the largest province of Greece in size and wealth.
		It borders with the Prefectures of Drama and Kavala in the east and the prefectures of Thessaloniki and Kilkis in the west.
		It is one of the flattest Prefectures in Greece, considering that 48% of its total stretching is described as semi-flat mountainous, and is surrounded by the mountains of Kerkini- Vertiskos- Kerdylia in the West and Orvilos- Menikio- Paggeo in the the east.
	pages.stern.nyu.edu /~panos/serres/short_pf.html (551 words)

	2nd International Scientific Conference (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Serres was one of the few urban centres in the interior of the Ottoman Empire-and certainly the only town in the Macedonian hinterland-in which representatives of foreign countries settled as early as the end of the 18th century.
		Serres was the most important economic and educational centre in Macedonia in the 17th and 18th centuries-even more important than Thessaloniki, despite the difference in size between the two towns-and it maintained this position in eastern Macedonia throughout the period under examination.
		The subject of this report is education in Serres, the activity of the educational associations, the role of the community and the metropolitans in educational affairs, and the educational policy of the Greek state as articulated by the consul in Serres.
	conference.depka.gr /abstracts_en.html (12386 words)

	Serres Prefecture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The bounding prefectures and one district of another state (nation) are Thessaloniki to the southwest, Kilkis to the west, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia with the district of Strumica to the northwest, Bulgaria to the north, Drama to the northeast and the Kavala to the east.
		Another river is the Angitis in the eastern portion of the prefecture, with the caves near Alistrati.
		A substantial portion of the population of the prefecture are descendants of refugees which came from Eastern Thrace which is now Northwestern Turkey, Asia Minor and from Pontus during the Greco-Turkish War.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Serres_Prefecture (515 words)

	Serres, Greece - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Serres (Greek: Σέρρες, older form: Σέρραι, Turkish: Serez or Siroz, Slavic: Серез/Serez, Сяр/Syar or Сер/Ser) is a city in the Greek region of Macedonia.
		The city is the capital of the eponymous prefecture of Serres and is situated in the Central Macedonia periphery.
		Serres is the capital of a primarily agricultural district and is an important trade centre for tobacco, grain, and livestock.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Serres,_Greece (557 words)

	serres greece (macedonia) hotels, car rentals, travel agents, information, pictures, map serres (seres) northeastern ...
		Serres, an extremely developed prefecture, as far as tourism is concerned, attracts many visitors, due to, among other allurements, the important cultural events that take place all year round.
		The prefecture of Serres is a part of the geographical district of Eastern Macedonia, and it borders with Bulgary and F.Y.R.O.M. in the north, the prefecture of Drama in the east, the prefecture of Kavala on the southeastern, the prefecture of Thessaloniki and the prefecture of Kilkis in the west.
		Serres, the capital of the prefecture, is a modern town and the commercial center of the greater region.
	www.united-hellas.com /tourism/macedonia/serres/index.php (289 words)

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		Serres is the capital of the prefecture of Serres and one of the most important commercial centers (ca 80,000 inhabitants.) in Macedonia, situated at a low elevation (70m).
		The city of Serres, almost entirely rebuilt since the Bulgarian incendiarism, is a pleasant city, with wide streets, surrounded by abundant woods and luxuriant gardens.
		The city is typical of the ample width of its road structure, its parks, its squares and in general, with anything that might be a reference point to an integral modern city plan.
	www.grecian.net /GREECE/macedonia/serres/serrescity/serrescity.htm (390 words)

	kavala thassos island hotels macedonia, travel agents, car rental, information, pictures, map kavala thasos island ...
		The prefecture of Kavala is one of the most organized prefectures of the country with exceptional tourist substructure for both winter and summer vacations.
		The prefecture of Kavala belongs to the geographical district of Macedonia and is surrounded by Drama in the north, Xanthi in the east, Serres in the west and the Strymonikos gulf and the gulf of Kavala in the south.
		Kavala, the capital and port of the homonymous prefecture, is an extremely picturesque town with an intense eastern character.
	www.united-hellas.com /tourism/macedonia/kavala (369 words)

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		Serres, the prefectural capital, is a modern, bustling city, with broad streets and open squares.
		At a distance of 12 kilometers, in a gorge stands the monastery of Timios Prodromos (1270 A.D.) with frescoes of various periods.
		More antiquities are to be found at Amfipolis, 62 kilometers from Serres, once an Athenian colony, founded in 437 B.C. Outside the village, near the bridge over the Strimon river, the famous Lion of Amfipolis was discovered, a 4th century B. funerary sculpture.
	www.grecian.net /GREECE/macedonia/serres/serres.htm (231 words)

	Tourist Guide of Serres (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The transport in the Serres prefecture is considered perfect in every aspect.
		The Train Station of Serres is of a remarkable architectural beauty and was currently appreciated preservable.
		The prefecture of Serres doesn’t have a port or an airport but its needs are covered by the Macedonia Airport in Thessaloniki, and the Hrisoupoli Airport in Kavala.
	www.serrestown.com /uk/travel/index.html (183 words)

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		Serres is a prefecture with big capabilities of tourist growth that combines rich natural beauties with considerably sights.
		Poles of attraction for the visitors are the wintry sport in the ski center of Lailia, the Byzantine castles, the monasteries and the curative sources in Nigrita.
		Serres is a modern city and an important commercial center of prefecture.
	www.web-greece.gr /serres.htm (455 words)

	Kavala >> Hotels in Greece, Cyprus
		The prefecture of Kavala borders from the east with the prefecture of Xanthi, from the north with the prefecture of Drama and from the west with the prefecture of Serres, while to the south it has the gulf of Strymonikos and the gulf of Kavala.
		There is one of the most developed prefectures of Eastern Macedonia in tourism.
		At 1987 most of the area, including the vine fields and the olive tree plantation was offered from the ministry of agriculture to the centre for cappadocian studies, of the new Karvali, in order to promote international cultural events and to keep alive the tradition.
	www.bookhotels.gr /prefecture_greece.asp?nom=5 (487 words)

	kavala the small monte carlo
		With the new administrative divisions the Prefectures of Kavala and Drama compose Eastern Macedonia and belong to the region of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace.
		Bordering the Prefecture in the north is the Prefecture of Drama and in the northwest is the Prefecture of Serres.
		The mainland part of the Prefecture of Kavala is 1,720,000 acres and Thassos 380,000 acres.
	www.kavalanet.gr /town/en_index.shtml (185 words)

	Macedonian Heritage - Unpublished Academic Literature: Musical Studies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Kouziaki, Maria: “Folksongs from Lefkopiyi, Kozani Prefecture , Thessaloniki 1999
		Kouziaki, Maria: Folksongs from Lefkopiyi, Kozani Prefecture, Thessaloniki 1999
		The songs from the Serres area are 1 serenade from Nigrita, 1 night-song from Skopos, and 2 religious songs from Kato Kamila.
	www.macedonian-heritage.gr /UnpubAcedLit/depMusicalStudies.html (6234 words)

	Prefecture of Serres travel guide
		The prefecture of Serres is one of the 13 prefectures of the region of Macedonia, the greatest and most prosperous region of Greece.
		From the East it has common boundaries with the prefectures of Drama and Kavala and from the West with the prefectures of Thessaloniki and Kilkis.
		The province of Serres with the city of Serres as its capital.
	www.world66.com /europe/greece/prefecture_of_serr (219 words)

	The town of Serres - Serres today
		The Prefecture of Serres is one of the 13 Prefectures in Macedonia, admittedly the largest and wealthiest region in Greece.
		Located in Eastern Macedonia the town of Serres stretches from the Strimonicos bay in the South to the Greek-Bulgarian borders in the North.
		The Prefecture is of particular historical and archeological interest which is combined with remarkable natural beauty.
	www.teiser.gr /serressimera_en.htm (287 words)

	C.M.A.C.P.P.S. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Serres lies in central Macedonia, Northern Greece, and has a population of approximately 90,000 inhabitants.
		Serres was also very much present in Byzantine times, being one of the most flourishing trade towns.
		The city and its prefecture hold an important place in Modern Greek history: Fort Rupel, near the border with Bulgaria, is well known for the fierce battles which took place there during World War II.
	www.mosquitoes.gr /eng (657 words)

	Serres
		Serres prefecture Seres or Serrai (Greek: Νομός Σερρών Nomos Serron) is a prefecture located in east northeastern Macedonia and is the second northernmost not in point.
		The bounding prefectures and one district of another state (nation) are Thessaloniki to the southwest, Kilkis to the west, the Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) with the district of Strumica to the northwest, Bulgaria to the north, Drama to the northeast and the Kavala to the east.
		GR-65, NW Famous inhabitants of the Serres prefecture
	www.mlahanas.de /Greece/Cities/Serres.html (657 words)

	Macedonia in Greece - Serres prefecture
		Outside the village, near the bridge over the Strimon river, the famous Lion of Amphipolis was discovered, a 4th-century BC funerary sculpture.
		Caves: Alistrati near Serres, one of the biggest and most spectacular in Greece.
		from Serres, with parking, one ski lift (800 m.), serving 700 people per hour, one baby lift (200 m.), refuge, ski rental, restaurant open on weekends, highest altitude 1850 m., lowest 1600 m.
	www.vacation-macedonia.com /serres (331 words)

	Serres, Macedonia Greece - SkyscraperCity
		The Prefecture of Serres is one of the 13 Prefectures of Macedonia, the largest part of our country in size and wealth.
		The fauna of the Prefecture of Serres is rather abundant.
		Serres is a truly nice city and the aerial photos don't do justice.
	www.skyscrapercity.com /showthread.php?t=233130 (846 words)

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		Prefecture of Chalkidiki: Nea Kalikratia, Kalithea, Possidi (kasandra), N.
		Prefecture of Chania: Samaria, Souda, Sougia, Kalyves, Almyrida, Chania, Akrotiri, Platanias, Therisos, Gavalochori, Maleme, Samonas, Daratso, Plaka, Falassarna, Gramboyssa, Paleochora, Elafonisi, Stavros, Kissamos, Kolymbari, Agii Apostoli, Tavronitis, Georgioupoli, Vamos, Kasteli, Fragokastello, Apokoronas, Nea Kydonia, Megala Horafia, Stalos, Kato Stalos, Saint Marina, Kalamaki, Sfakia, Gerani
		Prefecture of Heraklion: Gouves, Avgeniki, Malia, Heraklion, Gournes, Phaistos, Lygaria, Venerato, Choudetsi, Rodia, Kamilari, Agia Pelagia, Mirtia, Mires, Avdou, Amnisos, Zaros, Katalagari, Agii Deka, Stalida, Archanes, Episkopi, Lentas, Gazi, Paliani, Hersonissos, Kokkini Hani, Psari Forada, Fodele, Pendamodi, Ahlada, Karteros, Gortyna, Siva, Knossos, Matala, Agios Thomas, Amoudara, Kali Limenes, Tylissos, Agia Triada, Vori
	www.zeus.gr /guide/full (400 words)

	Thrakiki Estia Serres
		Thrakiki Estia of the prefecture Serres was founded in 1922.
		It is a non-profiteering association, one of the oldest in the region of Serres and in whole Greece.
		Its goal is the preservation and spread of the Thracian tradition and history, the collection of relics, the learning of traditional dances and musical instruments.
	www.thrakiki.gr /english.htm (533 words)

	KATERINA ZAINA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		I was lucky enough to spend the summer of 1998 studying the folkdances of the Roma in northern Greece with the esteemed dance researcher and teacher Yvonne Hunt.
		Classes were held in the mountains in Siderocastro, near the capital of the Serres prefecture.
		The difference between life in Athens and in the north of Greece is very pronounced, and the Romany population in Serres is the dominant indigenous people.
	www.geocities.com /kzaina2000 (207 words)

	Planning - Practice - Case Study
		Strymonikos and Ierissos Gulfs, that belongs to 4 prefectures (Kavala, Serres, Thessaloniki, Chalkidiki).
		The Kavala and Serres Prefectures belong to the East Macedonia & Thrace Region and the Thessaloniki and Chalkidiki Prefectures belong to the Central Macedonia Region, Greece.
		A Co-ordination Scheme, involving bodies responsible for the project zone's management (ministries, regions, prefectures, agencies formally involved), is established, which sets protection and management aims, decides on priority measures and coordinates their implementation.
	www.biodiversity.ru /coastlearn/planning-eng/casestudy.html (1201 words)

	Report on the possible removal of Greek Ramsar sites from the Montreux Record, 1999
		In the recent years, the stabilisation of the lake’s water level and the improvement of hydrobiological conditions have resulted in the disappearance of the causes that led to the loss of the aforementioned species.
		Moreover, it should be pointed out that since 1990 the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and especially the Department of Fisheries of the Prefecture of Serres have made numerous efforts to inform fishermen and increase their environmental awareness.
		Independently of any management scheme, the competent services of the Prefecture of Serres and the Central Macedonia Region are responsible for conservation actions and the management of the wetland.
	www.ramsar.org /key_montreux_greece1_anx3.htm (5728 words)

	All about Serres Greece, every thing you want to know. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Prefecture of Serres will charm you with its natural sights.
		The Prefecture of Serres is not far from the island of Thassos, the only Island of Macedonia, that has a lot to show you and make your holidays unique.
		Thassos is very close to the mainland and if you stay there it gives you the opportunity to go for day excursions in the surrounding Prefectures.
	www.goserres.gr (152 words)

	HELLENIC PARLIAMENT - Members of Parliament
		Elected MP for Serres in the general election of 2000.
		ND candidate for the Prefecture of Serres in the 1996 general election.
		She is an honorary member of the Serres A.X.O., and the I. Emmeleia Brotherhood of Friends of the Poor, Serres.
	www.parliament.gr /english/synthesh/mp.asp?MPID=585 (152 words)

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