Drymonari, Evoia

Drymonari is an uninhabited semi-mountainous village of the Regional Unit of Evia at an altitude of 240 meters [1].

Geography - History

Drymonari is located at the southeastern tip of Evia and Cape Kafirea (Cape Doro). It is 47 km (driving - via Platanistou) NE. from Karystos. The village belongs to the so-called "villages of Kavondoro" in the wider area of ​​Kafirea. East of the village and at a distance of about 3 km between Thymi and Evangelismos is the gorge of Archampoli or Charhambolis where the ruins of an organized residential complex dating from the classical period until the 1st c. BC [3]. As a settlement, it is officially mentioned in 1920 in the Government Gazette 50A - 25/07/1879 to be annexed to the then municipality of Karystos [4]. According to the Kallikratis program, together with Amygdalea, Komito, Zacharia, Thymi, Kapsouri and Schizali, they constitute the local community of Amygdalea that belongs to the municipal unit of Kafireos of the Municipality of Karystos and according to the 2011 census has no permanent residents. [5].

External links

Beginner. The missing city of Cabo Doro from the website https://www.mixanitouxronou.gr

References

Encyclopedia New Structure. Athens: Tegopoulos - Maniateas. 1996. p. 265, vol.10.
"The villages of Cabo doro - kavodoros". sites.google.com. Retrieved October 28, 2019.
dinfo (June 5, 2018). "Archampoli: The secret beach of Evia where once there was an ancient city that was mysteriously deserted". Retrieved October 28, 2019. [dead link]
"EETAA-Hellenic Society for Local Development and Local Government SA". www.eetaa.gr. Retrieved October 28, 2019.
"Official Gazette of the results of the Permanentlycensus 2011", p. 10652 (p. 178 of the pdf)