Valtos Province

Former province in southern Greece

Valtos Province

Επαρχία Βάλτου

Province of Greece
2006

Capital| Amfilochia

Valtos Province (Greek: Επαρχία Βάλτου) is one of the five former provinces of Aetolia-Acarnania in Greece. It lies in the northern part of Aetolia-Acarnania. Its capital was Amfilochia. The Acheloos River was the border of the province to Evrytania. Its territory corresponded with that of the current municipality Amfilochia and the municipal unit Stratos.[1] It was abolished in 2006. During Ottoman rule, the region of Valtos (which means "swamp" in Greek) was a haven for bandits and brigands. During the struggle for the liberation of Greece Valtos contributed many fighters and leaders to the Greek Revolution.

## References

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1. ^ "Detailed census results 1991" (PDF). (39 MB) (in Greek and French)

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Former provinces of Greece

Grouped by region and prefecture

Attica|

| East and West Attica|

* Attica

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Piraeus|

* Aegina
* Hydra
* Kythira
* Piraeus
* Troizinia

West Attica|

* Megaris

Central Greece|

| Boeotia|

* Livadeia
* Thebes

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Euboea|

* Chalcis
* Istiaia
* Karystia

Phocis|

* Dorida
* Parnassida

Phthiotis|

* Domokos
* Locris
* Phthiotis

Central Macedonia|

| Chalkidiki|

* Arnaia
* Chalkidiki

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Imathia|

* Imathia
* Naousa

Kilkis|

* Kilkis
* Paionia

Pella|

* Almopia
* Edessa
* Giannitsa

Serres|

* Fyllida
* Serres
* Sintiki
* Visaltia

Thessaloniki|

* Lagkadas
* Thessaloniki

Crete|

| Chania|

* Apokoronas
* Kissamos
* Kydonia
* Selino
* Sfakia

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Heraklion|

* Kainourgio
* Malevizi
* Monofatsi
* Pediada
* Pyrgiotissa
* Temenos
* Viannos

Lasithi|

* Ierapetra
* Lasithi
* Mirampello
* Siteia

Rethymno|

* Agios Vasileios
* Amari
* Mylopotamos
* Rethymno

Eastern Macedonia and Thrace|

| Evros|

* Alexandroupoli
* Didymoteicho
* Orestiada
* Samothrace
* Soufli

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Kavala|

* Kavala
* Nestos
* Pangaio
* Thasos

Rhodope|

* Komotini
* Sapes

Epirus|

| Ioannina|

* Dodoni
* Konitsa
* Metsovo
* Pogoni

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Thesprotia|

* Filiates
* Margariti
* Souli
* Thyamida

Ionian Islands|

| Corfu|

* Corfu
* Paxoi

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Kefallinia|

* Ithaca
* Kranaia
* Pali
* Sami

North Aegean|

| Lesbos|

* Lemnos
* Mithymna
* Mytilene
* Plomari

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Samos|

* Ikaria
* Samos

Peloponnese|

| Arcadia|

* Gortynia
* Kynouria
* Mantineia
* Megalopoli

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Argolis|

* Argos
* Ermionida
* Nafplia

Laconia|

* Epidavros Limira
* Gytheio
* Lacedaemon
* Oitylo

Messenia|

* Kalamai
* Messini
* Pylia
* Trifylia

South Aegean|

| Cyclades|

* Andros
* Kea
* Milos
* Naxos
* Paros
* Syros
* Thira
* Tinos

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Dodecanese|

* Kalymnos
* Karpathos
* Kos
* Rhodes

Thessaly|

| Larissa|

* Agia
* Elassona
* Farsala
* Larissa
* Tyrnavos

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Magnesia|

* Almyros
* Skopelos
* Volos

Trikala|

* Kalampaka
* Trikala

West Greece|

| Achaea|

* Aigialeia
* Kalavryta
* Patras

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Aetolia-Acarnania|

* Missolonghi
* Nafpaktia
* Trichonida
* Valtos
* Vonitsa-Xiromero

Elis|

* Elis
* Olympia

Western Macedonia|

| Kozani|

* Eordaia
* Kozani
* Voio

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