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Periphery:Central Greece
Prefectures : Evrytania

Fragkista municipality

Fragkista (Greek: Φραγκίστα) is a former municipality in Evrytania, Greece. Since the 2011 local government reform it is part of the municipality Agrafa, of which it is a municipal unit.[2] Population 2,533 (2001).

Division of the municipality (Δ.δ. : municipal district)

Dytiki Fragkista / Δ.δ. Δυτικής Φραγκίστας [699]
- Dytiki Fragkista / η Δυτική Φραγκίστα [626]
- Goulaiika / τα Γουλαίικα [61]
- Karakasion / το Καρακάσιον [8]
- Peroulaiika / τα Περουλαίικα [4]
Anatoliki Fragkista / Δ.δ. Ανατολικής Φραγκίστας -- η Ανατολική Φραγκίστα [314]
Episkopi / Δ.δ. Επισκοπής -- η Επισκοπή [47]
Marathia / Δ.δ. Μαραθιάς [103]
- Marathia / η Μαραθιά [39]
- Amiriani / η Αμίριανη [18]
- Kato Marathia / η Κάτω Μαραθιά [18]
- Parkio / το Παρκιό [28]
Paliokatounas / Δ.δ. Παλαιοκατούνας [568]
- Agios Prokopios / ο Άγιος Προκόπιος [326]
- Ampares / οι Αμπάρες [40]
- Tsoukka / η Τσούκκα [202]
Palaiochorion / Δ.δ. Παλαιοχωρίου [336]
- Palaiochorion / το Παλαιοχώριον [114]
- Agios Georgios / ο Άγιος Γεώργιος [152]
- Neochorion / το Νεοχώριον [70]
Tripotamon / Δ.δ. Τριποτάμου [466]
- Tripotamon / το Τριπόταμον [259]
- Vrekaiika / τα Βρεκαίικα [42]
- Kaipanaki / το Καϊπανάκι [84]
- Kopsaiika / τα Κοψαίικα [76]
- Moni Tatarnis / η Μονή Τατάρνης [5]

Dytiki Fragkista

Dytiki Fragkista ("West" Fragkista) is a mountain village (alt. c. 760m), the seat of the municipality of Fragkista, earlier known as Mikri Fragkista.

Episkopi

Episkopi is a small village between the road Agrinio-Karpenisi (57 km from Agrinio). In the past it was a larger village but after the construction of a dam and the Lake Kremaston only few remained in the place near the Episkopi bridge. Parts of the wallpaintings of the byzantine chuch Panagia in Episkopi were removed and transferred to the byzantine Museum in Athens. The church now is lost in the sea.