- Maps of Drama
- Mapquest - Drama, street map not yet available
- Coordinates: 40 ° 9' 6'' N 24 ° 8' 22'' E
- Grecian net
- Travel guide
- Helpful but possibly temporary link
- Drama Main website
- godrama.gr
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Drama (Greek: Δράμα) is a town in northeastern Greece. Drama is the capital of the prefecture of Drama. The Drama prefecture is part of the East Macedonia and Thrace periphery. Drama is the largest prefecture that have only one province. In the Roman occupation era, Drama was known as Dravescus (Δραβήσκος), and it had been a trade center and a military camp on the Roman Via Egnatia. The economy of the modern-day Drama area had heavily relied upon the local paper and clothing industries during the previous years. However, these industries have moved across the border to Bulgaria, with a devastating impact on the local community's economy and employment. Other sources of income include agriculture, consisting mainly of tobacco plantations, small-scale mining and forest industry. Recently, there have been efforts to take advantage of the rich local natural environment and develop ecotourism in the area.
Drama Google Earth There is a modern ski resort on Mount Falakro. Drama also hosts an annual short film festival. The street named Arnhem is named after the Battle of Arnhem. Drama also has a tertiary football/soccer team named Drama FC which did not win the "Future Cup" (Kypelon Melon) in 2005.
Drama Plateia 4th August around 1940 [Source]
Church of Agia Sofia, Drama Part of the town's Byzantine wall
Source of Agia Varvara Other Drama has schools, lyceums, gymnasia, banks, a post office, a sporting centre, a train station, and squares (plateies). Persons Basilis (or Vasilis) Xanthopoulos, Physicist Historical population
Division of the municipality
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