Rodia, Achaea

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Rodia
Ροδιά
Statistics
Prefecture: Achaia
Province: Aigeira
Municipality: Diakopto
Municipal district: Rodia (seat)
Location:
Latitude:
Longitude:

38.207 (38° 12' 25") N
22.1525 (22° 9' 10") E
Population: (2001)
-
-Percent of the municipality

431
14.63%


Altitude:
 -lowest:
 -centre:


30 m
Postal code: GR-250 00
Area/distance code: 11-(00)30-26940
Car designation: AX

Rodia (Greek: Ροδιά), also with the a accented is a Greek town located nearly 10 to 15 km southeast from Aigio, west of Corinth and north-northwest of Kalavryta. Rododafni had a population of 431 in 2001. Selianitika is in the municipality of Sympoliteia. Selianitika is linked with the old GR-8, the new road (GR-8A, Athens - Corinth - Patras) or the superhighway is to the north and its nearest interchange is 3 km to the east.

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[edit] Nearest places

[edit] Geography

Selianitika is located in a plain area. The mountains cover the southern portion which are made up grasslands and bushes, farmlands cover the rest of the area. The Gulf of Corinth is located to the north and has a beach which makes the town famous. Its main crop are fruits and vegetables, cattle, olive, dairy and a few others. Its panorama includes the mountains to the south, the Panachaiko to the southwest and the mountains of Phokida to the north.

[edit] Population

Year Municipal population Change Percent of the municipality
1981 409 - -
1991 467 +58 or +14.18% 6.65%
2001 431 -36 or -7.71% 6.15%

[edit] Sporting teams

Rodia has a football/soccer team known as Floga (Φλόγα meaning flame) and it has a communal soccer field.

[edit] Other

Rodia has a school, churches, and a square (plateia). Its nearest lyceum (middle school), and its gymnasiy (secondary school) are in Diakopto and its hospital is at Aigio.

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[edit] See also

Municipal districts of the municipality of Diakopto
Ano Diakopto (Pounta) | Diakopto (Kalyviti | Kernitsa | Lofos) | Elaionas (Metochi | Terpsithea) | Eliki (Kalanteri) | Katholiko | Keryneia (Nea Keryneia) |Mamoussia (Derveni | Stavria) | Nikoleika | Rizomylos | Rodia | Trapeza (Paralia Trapezis) | Zachloritika
Greece | West Greece | Achaia | Aigeira | Diakopto