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Stratos (Greek: Στράτος) is a community and municipality in the prefecture of Aitoloakarnania or Etoloakarnania. Stratos is located on GR-5/E55 (Antirrio - Ioannina) and NW of Agrinio, N of Messolonghi and S of Amfilochia and Arta. Stratos is situated in the Acheloos Valley and the Acheloos river flows to the east and south. A pond and a swamp area lies to the east along with a 2 km long bridge that used to be one of the longest in Greece. Mountains cover the northern part of the municipality. The origin of the name dates back to ancient times as Stratus. Its ruins lies not far from the town and features an ancient amphitheatre, an acropolis and the Temple of Zeus. It is surrounded by hills. The ancient city was conquered by the Macedonian King Cassander in 263 BC, in 188 by the Romans.
Much of the population are rural and the main economy is based on agriculture and businesses. The income is in the middle range.
Other Stratos has a school, a middle school (lyceum), a secondary school (gymnasium), a church , banks, a post office and a small square (plateia). Historical population
Links Coordinates: 38°40′6″N, 21°18′59″E Division of the municipality
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