Talk:Boeotia Prefecture

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Shouldn't this info be on the Boeotia page, and the info there be edited and moved further down as historial information? Aggelophoros 03:41, 5 Dec 2004 (UTC)

Merge with "Boeotia" is one option, moving this article to "Boeotia Prefecture" is also an option. Anyway "Viotia" is not the official transliteration, but the one proposed by the US Board of Geographic Names. Official would be "Voiotia". Reactions at Talk:Prefectures of Greece please. Markussep 13:06, 19 July 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Agios Thomas

Agios Thomas. Village in Viotia, member of Oinofyta municipality. http://www.agiosthomas.de.vu . Beautifull village with interesting mountains, but with polution problems from the heavy industry in the vissinity of Oinofyta. River Asopos also have problems.

Uh, would be good to clarify the sole sentence regarding the now-found lost city in a lake. Which Lake? what is its citation? sources? Frozenbrains