Amfipoli (Greek: Αμφίπολη) is village part of the synonymous municipality in the Serres Prefecture, Greece, named after the ancient city Amphipolis (with information about the important city). Population of the municipality 3623 (2001). The seat of the municipality is in Palaiokomi.

Amfipoli municipality, Satellite image

The Strymon River on the right side.

Division of the municipality

• Paliokomi / Δ.δ. Παλαιοκώμης [ 1950 ]
  
  • Paliokomi / η Παλαιοκώμη [ 1723 ]
    
  • Nea Fyli / η Νέα Φυλή [ 227 ]
    
• Amfipoli / Δ.δ. Αμφιπόλεως [ 307 ]
  
  • Amfipoli / η Αμφίπολις [ 213 ]
    
  • Nea Amfipoli / η Νέα Αμφίπολις [ 94 ]
    
• Mesolakkia / Δ.δ. Μεσολακκιάς [ 465 ]
  
  • Mesolakkia / η Μεσολακκιά [ 29 ]
    
  • Nea Mesolakkia / η Νέα Μεσολακκιά [ 436 ]
    
• Nea Kerdylia / Δ.δ. Νέων Κερδυλίων [ 901 ]
  
  • Nea Kerdylia / τα Νέα Κερδύλια [ 685 ]
    
  • Akti Neon Kerdylion / η Ακτή Νέων Κερδυλίων [ 75 ]
    
  • Limani / το Λιμάνι [ 27 ]
    
  • Logkari / το Λογκάρι [ 22 ]
    
  • Sykia / η Συκιά [ 92 ]
    

Amfipoli

The village Amfipoli is near the ancient Amphipolis, 62 km SE of the city Serres.

In the region of Amfipoli is the cave of Alistrati.

Nea Kerdylia

Nea Kerdylia is a village part of the synonymous municipal department. It is named after the mountain Kerdylia. Limani is small harbour

In the past Kerdylia was known as Krousovai (plural used for two settlements Ano and Kato Kerdylia, (upper and lower Kerdylia), Kato Kerdylia destroyed 1941 by the Germans, 17 October with 250 boys and men 15 to 70 years old executed.

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