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Rethymno Prefecture

 
Wikipedia: Rethymno Prefecture
Rethymno Prefecture
Νομός Ρεθύμνου
Location of Rethymno Prefecture in Greece
Location of Rethymno Prefecture municipalities
Country:  Greece
Capital: Rethymno
Periphery: Crete
Population: 86,532 (2005)Ranked 40th
Area: 1,496 km² 
(578 sq.mi.) Ranked 44th
Density: 58 /km² 
(150 /sq.mi.)
Number of municipalities: 11
Number of communities: none
Postal codes: 74x xx
Area codes: 283x0
Licence plate code: ΡΕ
ISO 3166-2 code: GR-93
Website: www.rethymnon.gr

Rethymno (Greek Ρέθυμνο, pronounced [ˈreθimno]) is a prefecture in the island of Crete. Its capital is the city of Rethymno.

Today its main income is tourism. The countryside of the prefecture is also based economically on agriculture and herding. The villages of Anogia Zoniana livadia, and the rest of mylopotamos county villages is reported to have the highest fertility rate of the EU. Three other notable towns in the Rethymno prefecture are Plakias, Spili and Agia Galini.


Persons


Municipalities

Municipality YPES code Seat (if different) Postal code Area code
Anogeia 4401 740 51 28340
Arkadi 4402 Adele 741 00 28310-8
Foinikas 4411 Sellia 740 60 28320-3
Geropotamos 4403 Perama 740 52 28340-2
Kouloukonas 4404 Garazo 740 54 28320-4
Kourites 4405 Fourfouras 740 62 28330-4
Lampi 4406 Spili 740 66 28320-2
Lappa 4407 Episkopi 740 55 28310-6
Nikiforos Fokas 4408 Gonia 741 00 28310-3
Rethymno 4409 741 00 28310-2 through 9
Syvritos 4410 Agia Foteini 740 61 28330-2
Zoniana

Provinces

  • Province of Rethymno - Rethymno
  • Province of Agios Vassilios - Spili
  • Province of Amari - Amari
  • Province of Mylopotamos - Perama

Note: Provinces no longer hold any legal status in Greece.

See also: List of settlements in the Rethymno prefecture


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