Lefkimmi

Lefkimmi (Greek: Λευκίμμη) is a small town , part of the synonymous municipality (Δήμος Λευκιμμαίων) in the Corfu Prefecture, Greece. Population 6704 (2001).

Lefkimmi municipality, Satellite image

Division of the municipality

• Lefkimmi / Δ.δ. Λευκίμμης [ 4364 ]
  
  • Lefkimmi / η Λευκίμμη [ 3517 ]
    
  • Kavos / ο Κάβος [ 847 ]
    
• Ano Lefkimmi / Δ.δ. Άνω Λευκίμμης -- ο Μώλος [ 139 ]
  
• Vitalades / Δ.δ. Βιταλάδων [ 538 ]
  
  • Vitalades / οι Βιταλάδες [ 475 ]
    
  • Gardenos / ο Γαρδένος [ 63 ]
    
• Neochorion / Δ.δ. Νεοχωρίου [ 1663 ]
  
  • Neochorion / το Νεοχώριον [ 232 ]
    
  • Dragotina / τα Δραγωτινά [ 274 ]
    
  • Kritika / τα Κρητικά [ 426 ]
    
  • Palaiochorion / το Παλαιοχώριον [ 617 ]
    
  • Spartera / τα Σπαρτερά [ 114 ]

Lefkimmi

Lefkimmi is a city of the Lefkimmi municipality. During the Venetian period Corfu was divided in four regions (balie), one of which was Lefkimmi.

Kavos

Kavos a village of the Lefkimmi municipality, known as cavo bianco in the Venetian period is today a destination place for tourists in Corfu. Not far from Kavos in the antiquity a battle between Athenians and Corinthians during the Peloponnesian war took place.

Kritika

Kritika is a village of the Lefkimmi municipality, it was founded by Cretans in the 16th century.

Municipalities and communities of the Corfu Prefecture Achilleio | Agios Georgios | Corfu (city) | Esperion | Faiakes | Kassopaia | Korissia | Lefkimmi | Meliteieon | Palaiokastritsa | Parelion | Paxoi | Thinali Ereikoussa | Mathraki | Othonoi