Serres (Macedonia)

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• Serres Prefecture — Infobox Pref GR name = Serres name local = Νομός Σερρών flag reg = Flag of Greek Macedonia.svg periph = Central Macedonia capital = Serres population = 203,093 population as of = 2005 pop rank = 11th pop dens = 51.2 popdens rank = 28th area =… …   Wikipedia

• Serres — Infobox Greek Dimos name = Serres name local = Σέρρες periph = Central Macedonia prefec = Serres population = 56145 population as of = 2001 area = 252.973 elevation = 50 lat deg = 41 lat min = 5 lon deg = 23 lon min = 33 postal code = 621 xx area …   Wikipedia

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• Macedonia —    A geographical region in the Balkans under Ottoman rule until the twentieth century.    The creation of Greek, Serbian, and Bulgarian national identities in the nineteenth century resulted in Macedonia becoming a focus of the national… …   Encyclopedia of the Age of Imperialism, 1800–1914

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• Macedonia —    Region between Thrace and Epiros (qq.v.) that includes the valleys of the Nestos, Strymon (q.v.), Vardar, and Haliakmon rivers. Though mostly mountainous, with parts of the Pindos Mountain range in the west and the Rhodope Mountains (q.v.) in… …   Historical dictionary of Byzantium

• Serres —    City in Macedonia (q.v.) northeast of Thessalonike (q.v.), strategically situated on the broad, fertile plain through which the Strymon ([q.v.] modern Struma) River passes before exiting into the Aegean Sea (q.v.). It changed hands between… …   Historical dictionary of Byzantium