Kea Province

Επαρχία Κέας
Kea Province
Province of Greece
2006
History
 - Established Enter start date
 - Law 2539/1997 2006

Kea Province was a province in Cyclades Prefecture, South Aegean, Greece.

Islands

Kea Province was located in the Cyclades Islands, some of the islands that belonged to the province:

References

See also

Former prefectures (1833-2010), super-prefectures and provinces (1833-2006) of Greece
Provinces as of 2006.
East Macedonia and Thrace
Evros (Alexandroupoli - Didymoteicho - Soufli - Orestiada - Samothrace) · Xanthi (-) · Rhodope (Komotini - Sapes) · Drama (-) · Kavala (Philippi - Paggeon - Nestos - Thasos) · Two super-prefectures: Rhodope-Evros, Drama-Kavala-Xanthi, Prefectures dissolved before 2010: Thrace (1930)
Central Macedonia
West Macedonia
Grevena (-) · Kastoria (-) · Kozani (Kozani - Eordea - Voio) · Florina (-)
Thessaly
Karditsa (-) · Larissa (Farsala - Agia - Larissa - Elassona - Tyrnavos) · Magnesia (Almyros - Northern Sporades - Volos & Pelion) · Trikala (Trikala - Kalambaka)
Epirus
Ionian Islands
Zakynthos (-) · Kerkyra (Corfu - Paxi) · Kefallinia (Krani - Paliki - Sami) · Lefkada (-)
West Greece
Aitoloakarnania (Messolonghi - Nafpaktia - Trichonis - Valtos - Vonitsa and Xiromeros) · Achaea (Aigialeia - Kalavryta - Patras) · Ileia (Elis - Olympia) · Before 2010: Achaea and Elis (1930)
Central Greece
Boeotia (Livadeia - Thiva) · Euboea (Chalkida - Istiaeotis - Karystiaea) · Evrytania (-) · Phthiotis (Domokos - Locris - Phthiotis)  · Phocis (Dorida - Parnassida)  · Before 2010: Phthiotis and Phocis (1947)  · Phocis and Locris · Attica-Boeotia Prefecture(1943)
Attica
Attica Prefecture consisted of four prefecture-level units, often regarded as prefectures themselves: Athens · East Attica (Attica - Mesogaea - Lavreotica) · Piraeus (Aegina - Hydra and Spetses - Kythira - Piraeus - Salamis - Troezinia) · West Attica (Eleusis - Megaris) · Before 2010 Attica-Boeotia Prefecture(1943)
Peloponnese
Argolis (Argos - Ermionida - Nafplia) · Arcadia (Gortynia - Kynouria - Mantineia - Megalopoli) · Corinthia (-) · Laconia (Epidavros Limira - Gytheio - Lacedaemonia - Oitylo) · Messinia (Kalamon - Messene - Pylia - Trifyllia) · Before 2010: Argolis and Corinthia (1949) · Lacedaemon (?) · Lakoniki (?)
North Aegean
South Aegean
Dodecanese (Patmos - Kalymnos - Kos - Rhodes - Karpathos and Kasos) · Cyclades (Amorgos - Andros - Kea - Milos - Naxos - Paros - Syros and Mykonos - Thera - Tinos)
Crete
Heraklion (Kenourgion - Malevizion - Monofatsi - Pediada - Pyrgiotissa - Temenos - Viannos) · Lasithi (Ierapetra - Lasithi - Mirampellos - Sitia) · Rethymno (Agios Vasilios - Amari - Mylopotamos - Rethymna) · Chania (Apokoronas - Kydonia - Kissamos - Selino - Sfakia)
In Northern Epirus
Argyrokastron (Delvino, Premeti) (1915-1916) · Korytsa (Erseka) (1915-1916)
In Eastern Thrace
Adrianople (1920-1923) · Kallipolis (1920-1923) · Rhaedestos (1920-1923) · Saranta Ekklisies (1920-1923)
Prefectures are grouped by region, these are sorted by ISO 3166-2 code as of 2010. If year of disestablishment of a prefecture in current Greece territory was before 2010 it is given in parenthesis.