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Katavothra (Gr****: Καταβόθρα, Albanian: Luarat) is a
village in Thesprotia, Epirus, Greece.
Until the end of
World War II it was
mainly inhabited by a...
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Esochoria Fidakia Fourna Granitsa Kalesmeno Karitsa Kar****i
Kastania Katavothra Kedra Kerasochori Klafsi Kleisto Koryschades Krikello Lepiana Limeri Lithochori...
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Metamorfosi has 504 residents.
Before 1961, the
village was
known as
Katavothra (sinkhole) due to a
natural hole in the
ground outside the
village where...
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waters of the
united river are
carried off by
subterranean channels (
katavóthra) in the
limestone rocks, and,
after flowing underground,
reappear as the...
- Kallithea,
Filiates Kallithea,
Souli Karioti Karteri Karvounari Kastri Katavothra Kato
Xechoro Kefalochori Keramitsa Kerasochori Kestrini Kokkinia Kokkinolithari...
- It is part of a
system of
active and
inactive sinks (ponors) (Gr****:
katavothra "Καταβόθρα"). In
front of the
entrance are
three ponors.
Inside the cave...
- Kryovrysi, Ladochori, Mavroudi, Nea Selefkeia)
Margariti (Eleftheri, Karteri,
Katavothra, Margariti, Mazarakia, Mesovouni, Spatharaioi)
Parapotamos (Drimitsa,...
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waters of
three streams which flow into this
plain are
carried off by a
katavothra (underground channel),
after forming an inundation,
apparently the Lacus...
- (1205–1310), who
repaired the
underground drainage channels (καταβόθρα
katavóthra) of Lake
Kopais and
fostered agriculture,
Boeotia long
continued in a...
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purpose of
draining the
marshy plain, by
conducting the
water towards the
Katavóthra,
around which there was, probably, a
small lake. In the time of Pausanias...
