Agios Thalelaios, Naxos

Agios Thalelaios (Άγιος Θαλέλαιος) Naxos

Agios Thalelaios [1] is a village in the western lowlands of Naxos at an altitude of 75-95 meters and has 106 inhabitants (2011 census). [1] [2] The municipality of Naxos & Small Cyclades is administratively subordinated.

General elements

The settlement is built at an altitude of 100 meters in the western part of the island, 5 km [3] east of the capital of the island of Chora [4] on the road axis Chora - Melanon - Kynidarou. Until 1928 it was called Agios Thalalaios [4] while administratively it belonged until 1997 to the community of Melanes in the province of Naxos. It then became part of the Kapodistrian municipality of Naxos [4], while since 2011 it has been part of the Kallikratiko municipality of Naxos and the Small Cyclades [1].

The patron saint of the village is Agios Thalelaios, in honor of which a festival is organized every year on May 20, while an important attraction is the remains of an ancient aqueduct of Roman times [3].

Population censuses

Year 1835 1879 1889 1896 1907 1920 1928 1940 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 1991 2001 2011
Population 85 110 111 97 93 93 117 144 150 132 100 82 70 73 106
Sources [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [4] [4] [12] [4] [13] [4] [14] [4] [15] [4] [4] 16] [4] [17] [4] [18] [2] [1]

Administrative changes

In 1835, with 85 inhabitants (21 families), it was annexed to the newly established municipality of Vivlos in the province of Naxos, based in the settlement of Galanados. [5] [19] [20]
In 1912, their settlement was detached from the municipality of Bible and annexed to the community of Melanes. [21] [22]
In 1997, with the implementation of the Kapodistrias program (law 2539/97), the settlement was annexed to the municipality of Naxos. [23] Specifically, with the Kapodistrias program, it belonged to the Municipal Department of Melanes, the Municipality of Naxos, the prefecture of Cyclades, to the geographical department of the Aegean Islands. [18]
In 2010, with the implementation of the Kallikratis program (law 3852/2010), the settlement is annexed to the newly established municipality of Naxos & Small Cyclades. [24]

Today, after the last change of 2010 (Kallikratis program), it constitutes together with the settlements of Kourounochori (105 k.), Melanes (414 k.) And Mylos (27 k.) The Local Community of Melanes (652 k.). The so-called Melanon belongs to the Municipal Unit of Naxos, the municipality of Naxos and the Small Cyclades, the regional unit of Naxos (the former prefecture of Cyclades), in the region of South Aegean. [2]

References

"Agios Thalelaios (o) of the Municipality of Naxos & Small Cyclades Local Community of Melanes. Cyclades". dhmos.gr. Municipalities, cities and villages of Greece. Retrieved July 25, 2016.
"Government Gazette of permanent Population Results", p. Archived 24/11/2017. Retrieved 09/01/2018.
"Saint Thalelaios". naxos.gr. Naxos and Small Cyclades. Retrieved July 24, 2016.
Michael Stamatelatos - Fotini Vamba Stamatelatou, Geographical Dictionary of Greece, TA NEA, 2012, Volume I, p. 24.
"Government Gazette A4 / 1835" pp. 31 and 36 (pp. 3 and 8 of pdf) from EETAA. Published February 26, 18535 Archived 08/03/2018. Retrieved 27/02/2018.
"Population 1879", Part III p. 96 (p. 182 of the pdf), by ELSTAT. Archived 25/04/2017. Retrieved 08/01/2018.
"Population: census of April 15-16, 1889", p. 109 (p. 132 of the pdf), by ELSTAT. Archived 07/11/2017. Retrieved 08/01/2018.
"Statistical results of the census of 5-6 October 1896", p. 124 (p. 230 of the pdf), by ELSTAT. Archived 07/11/2017. Retrieved 08/01/2018.
"Statistical results of the general census of the population on October 27, 1907", p. 408 (p. 411 of the pdf), by ELSTAT. Archived 07/11/2017. Retrieved 08/01/2018.
"Population of the Kingdom of Greece during the census of 19 December 1920", p. 183 (p. 204 of the pdf), by ELSTAT. Archived 07/06/2015. Retrieved 08/01/2018.
"Population of Greece during the census of 15-16 May 1928", p. 216 (p. 236 of the pdf), by ELSTAT. Archived 04/03/2016. Retrieved 08/01/2018.
"Population of Greece during the census of October 16, 1940", p. 244 (p. 268 of the pdf), by ELSTAT. Archived 25/04/2017. Retrieved 08/01/2018.
"Population of Greece at the time of the abduction of April 7, 1951", p. 121 (p. 121 of the pdf), by ELSTAT. Archived 4/03/2017. Retrieved 08/01/2018.
"Results of the population-housing census of March 19, 1961", Table 1, p. 276 (p. 346 of the pdf), by ELSTAT. Archived 6/03/2017. Retrieved 08/01/2018.
"Population of Greece during the census of March 14, 1971", p. 115 (p. 115 of the pdf), by ELSTAT. Archived 24/10/2014. Retrieved 08/01/2018.
"Results of the population-housing census of April 5, 1981", p. 449 (p. 449 of the pdf), by ELSTAT. Archived 08/01/2018. Retrieved 08/01/2018.
"Real population of Greece during the census of March 17, 1991 by prefectures, provinces, municipalities, communities and settlements", p. 149 (p. 151 of the pdf), by ELSTAT. Archived 20/8/2017. Retrieved 8/1/2018.
"Census of population - houses of March 18, 2001", p. 272 ​​(p. 274 of the pdf), by ELSTAT. Archived 29/7/2017. Retrieved 08/01/2018.
"1835 formation of the Municipalities of Naxos" by orinosaxotis.blogspot.gr. Published 02/01/2015. Archived 09/03/2018. Retrieved 09/03/2018.
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"Government Gazette 261A 31/8/1912" p. 1514 (p. 2 of the pdf), from EETAA. Archived 16/06/2012. Retrieved 27/02/2018.
"1912 formation of the communities of Naxos" by orinosaxotis.blogspot.gr. Published 25/10/2015. Archived 19/03/2018. Retrieved 19/03/2018.
"Government Gazette 244A - 04/12/1997" p. 8815 (p. 27 of the pdf), by EETAA. Archived 30/03/2017. Retrieved 27/02/2018.
"Government Gazette 87A - 07/06/2010" p. 1791 (p. 7 of the pdf), by EETAA. Archived 27/02/2018. Retrieved 27/02/2018.

Community Melanes
Agios Thalelaios (Άγιος Θαλέλαιος Νάξου, ο)
Kourounochori (Κουρουνοχώρι Νάξου, το)
Melanes (Μέλανες Νάξου, οι)
Myloi (Μύλοι Νάξου, οι)

See also: Naxos (island)

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