Ktismata

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Ktismata
Κτίσματα
Statistics
Prefecture: Ioannina
Province: Delvinaki
Municipality: Delvinaki
Municipal district: Ktismata (seat)
Location:
Latitude:
Longitude:

39.998 (39° 53' 54") N
20.395 (20° 23' 43") E
Population: (2001)
-Settlement
-Percent of the municipal district
-Percent of the municipality

354 (+139 or +61.65%)
96.2%
12/.07%

Altitude:
 -lowest:
 -centre:
about 350 m
412 m
about 800 ro 900 m
Postal code: GR-440 00
Car designation: IN

Ktismata or Ktissmata (Greek: Κτίσματα), is a village in the Ioannina Prefecture in Epirus, Greece next to the Greek-Albanian border. It is in the municipality of Delvinaki.

Settlement

  • Neochori Delvinakiou (Νεοχώρι) [2001 pop: 14]

Location

Ktismata is located south of Korçë, Albania, west of Konitsa, 54 km north of Ioannina and north of Delvinaki.

Population

Year Village population Change Municipal district population Percent of the municipal district Percent of the municipality
1981 251
1991 215 −37 or −14.74%
2001 354 +139 or +64.65% 368 96.2% 12.07% (village)
12.55% (municipal district)

About Ktismata

Ktismata is situated in a mountainous area and is built 412 m above sea level. Farmlands are within the village area. Its main economy is only based in agriculture, some businesses are added today.

History

Ktismata was ruled by the Ottoman Turks until the Balkan Wars in 1913 when it finally joined Greece. After World War II and the Greek Civil War, its buildings were rebuilt, emigration occurred for the next few decades to the powerful nations and continued well after the turn of the millennium, one exception was between 1991 and 2001. Ktismata became connected with asphalt in the mid to late 20th century. More pavement was accessed in the late 20th century. Electricity, radio, automobiles and water were introduced in mid-20th century and television in the late-20th century and computer and internet at the turn of the millennium.

Other

Ktismata has a church, a square (plateia). Its nearest school, gymnasium (middle school), lyceum (secondary school) are near the area.

See also

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