Kos (regional district)

Regional District of Kos; Περιφερειακή Ενότητα Κω; (Κως)
Basic data
State:	Greece
Region:	South Aegean
Area:	337,940 km²
Residents:	34.396 (2011
Population Density:	101.8 inhabitants/km²
NUTS 3 code no:	– –
Outline:	2 municipalities

The regional district of Kos(Greek Περιφερειακή Ενότητα Κω

Enótita Ko) is one of 13 regional districts of the South Aegean region of Greece. It was formed on the occasion of the 2010 administrative reform from four island municipalities of the former Dodecanese prefecture and corresponds exactly to the territory of the former province of Kos, which existed until 1997. Proportionate to its 34,396 inhabitants, the area sends six deputies to the regional council, but has no further political significance as a territorial entity. Today it is divided into the two municipalities of Kos and Nisyros.

Individual references

↑ Results of the 2011 Census at the National Statistical Service of Greece (ΕΛ.ΣΤΑΤ)(Mementoof 27 June 2015 in the Internet Archive) (Excel document, 2.6 MB)

[VZ2011-1] Results of the 2011 Census at the National Statistical Service of Greece (ΕΛ.ΣΤΑΤ)(Mementoof 27 June 2015 in the Internet Archive) (Excel document, 2.6 MB)

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Attica	Athens-North – Athens-South – Athens-West – Athens-Centre – Islands – Ostattika – Piraeus – West Attica
Epirus	Arta – Ioannina – Preveza – Thesprotia
Ionian Islands	Ithaca – Kefalonia – Kerkyra – Lefkada – Zakynthos
Crete	Chania – Iraklio – Lasithi – Rethymno
Central Greece	Boeotia – Euboea – Evrytania – Fokida – Fthiotida
Northern Aegean	Chios – Ikaria – Lesbos – Limnos – Samos
Eastern Macedonia and Thrace	Drama – Evros – Kavala – Rodopi – Thasos – Xanthi
Peloponnese	Argolis – Arcadia – Corinthia – Laconia – Messinia
South Aegean	Andros – Kalymnos – Karpathos-Kasos – Kea-Kythnos – Kos – Milos – Mykonos – Naxos – Paros – Rhodes – Syros-Ermoupoli – Thira – Tinos
Thessaly	Karditsa – Larisa – Magnisia – Sporades – Trikala
Western Greece	Aetolia-Acarnania – Achaia – Elis
Western Macedonia	Florina – Grevena – Kastoria – Kozani
Central Macedonia	Halkidiki – Imathia – Kilkis – Pella – Pieria – Serres – Thessaloniki