Alevrada

Periphery:West Greece
Prefecture : Aitolia-Acarnania

Alevrada (Source)

Alevrada (Αλευράδα) is a small village at 573 m near the artificial lake Kremasta, part of the Inachos municipality of the Aitolia-Acarnania prefecture, population 151 (2001) . In 1961 the population was c. 800 before the construction of the dam Kremasta (Acheloos river).

Alevrada is located on the provincial Road 38|GR-38]] which connects Agrinio with Karpenisi as well as with Lamia. Alevrada has boundaries with the communities of Petrona to the West and Triklino (previously Priantza) to the East. The Acheloos River divides the area of the village from Tatarna Evrytania's prefecture and Chouni Trichonida's province. The construction of the Kremasta dam (see below) over the Acheloos River caused a dramatic decrease of the population of the area since most of the cultivated area covered with water. In the area of Kremasta (where the famous "jump of Katsantoni") the Greek Electric Company (ΔΕΗ) constructed a huge dam (160 m) over the famous mineral thermal springs. After the construction, the mineral water flowed down of the dam and sprang again at a place known to the local people as Gria Maria.

Over the dam passes the road which connects Alevrada with Chouni of Trichonida's province.The road is in a bad condition. A new road connects also Alevrada with Evrytania through Tatarna's Bridge and is under construction.

Subdivisions

  • Kremasta Sykias (pop: 27)
  • Pistiana (pop: 23)

Other

Alevrada has 2 churches (΄Αγιος Γεώργιος και Κοίμηση της Θεοτόκου)but not priest. It also has a small museum of topical significance.The school closed due to the lack of pupils.The population does not exceed the 100 inhabitants.

Historical Population

Year Population
1961 800
1981 341
1991 185
2001 101

Links

Map and aerial photos:

The municipality of Inachos

Agridi | Alevrada (Kremasta Sykias | Pistiana) | Amorgiani | Babiali | Chalkiopoulo | Empessos | Giannopoulo | Malesiada | Patiopoulo | Perdikaki (Pigadia) | Petronas | Podogora | Stathas | Triklino | Vrouviana
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Greece | West Greece | Aitolia-Acarnania | Valtos | Inachos


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