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Original Macedonian Village Name Original Macedonian Village Name Village Name Changed to by Greeks Agova mahala (Ser) Adelfikon Ahil (Kostur) Agios Ahileos Aivatovo (Solun) Liti Ajtos ( Lerin) Aetos Akandzhaly (Kukush) Muries Alchak (Kukush) Hamilon Alistrat (Ser) Alistrati Apidija (Ser) DON’T KNOW THE GREEK CHANGED NAME Aposkep (Kostur) Aposkepos Arapli (Solun) Lehanokipos Armensko (Lerin) Alonas Arsen (Voden) Poliplatanon Babakjoj (Kukush) Mesja Babchor (Kostur) Pimenikon Baldzha (Solun) Melisohorion Banitza (Lerin) Vevi Banitza (Ser) Karie Barakli Dzhumaja (Ser) Valteron Barovitza (Kukush) Kastaneri Bejlik mahale (Ser) Valtotopi Bel Kamen (Lerin) Drosopigi Bela Tzarkva (Kostur) DON’T KNOW THE GREEK CHANGED NAME Belotintzi (Drama) Levkoija Ber (Solun) Veria (Imatja) Berishcha Ptelea Besvina (Kostur) Sfika Biraltzi (Kozhany) Perdikas Bitushe Parorion Bizovo Megaloplatanos Blatza (Kostur) Oksies Blatze Ahladia Bobishcha (Kostur) Vergas Boevo Katsanovo Bogatsko (Kostur) Agios Nikolaos Bojmitza (Kukush) Aksiupolis Boreshnitza Palestra Boriany Agios Atanasios Borislav Periklia Borovo Potami Bostandzievtzi (Kostur) DON’T KNOW THE GREEK CHANGED NAME Bozhetz (Voden) Atiras Breshcheny (Kostur) Kria Nera Brest (Kukush) Akrolimnion Breznitza (Kostur) Vatohorion Bruhovo Kokina Egri Buf Akrita Buf (Lerin) Bufi Bugarievo (Solum) Karavias Buk Paranestion Bukovik (Kostur) Oksia Bulamasli Akakies Bultishta Profitis Ilias Bumboki (Kostur) Makrohori Butkovo Kerkini Chavdar Psomotopi Chegan (Lerin) Meteora Chegan (Voden) Agios Atanasios Chekri (Voden) Paralimni Cherepljan (Ser) Tserepljani Chereshnitza (Kostur) Polikerason Chereshovo Pagoneri Chereshovo (Drama) Tisavros Cherkezkjoi (Lerin) Limnohori Cherkovian Klidohor Cherna reka (Kukush) Karpi Chernak Strotis Chernova Fitia Chernovishcha (Kostur) Mavrokampos Chetirok (Kostur) Mesopotamja Chichigaz (Voden) Stavrodromi Chiflik(Radogozhe)(Kostur) Triha Chirpishcha (Ser) Terpni Chor (Kozhany) Galatija Chuchuligovo (Ser) Anagenizis Chuguntzi (Kukush) Megali Sterna Chuka (Kostur) Puka Churilovo (Kostur) Tsirilovon Dabovo (Kukush) Valtotopi Dambeni (Kostur) Dendrohori Darovo Kehrokampos Dautli (Kukush) Ambelohori Debretz (Kozhany) Anarahi Demir Hisar (Ser) Sidirokastron (Sintiki) Dere Kalitea Dervent Akritodohori Dobrolishcha (Kostur) Kalohori Doksat (Drama) Doksaton Doleny (Kostur) Zevgostasi Dolni Poroj (Ser) Kato Poroja Dolno Drenoveny (Kostur) Kato Kranionas Dolno Garbali Kato Surmena Dolno Kalenik (Lerin) Kato Kaleniki Dolno Kleshtino Kato Klene Dolno Kotori (Lerin) Kato Idrusa Dolno Krushevo (Ser) Kato Kerdilion Dolno Kufalovo (Solun) Kufalja Dolno Nevoljani (Lerin) Valtonera Dolno Papratsko (Kostur) Kato Fterias Dolno Rodivo Kato Korifi Dovishta (Ser) Papas Emanuil Drachevo Levkotea Dragomantzi Apsalos Dragomir Vapsiohori Dragosh Zevgolatio Dragotin (Ser) Promahon DRAMA DRAMA Dramendzhik Drakontion Dranich Antifilipi Dranichevo (Kostur) DON’T KNOW THE GREEK CHANGED NAME Dravunishta Geraki Dremiglava Drimos Drenichevo (Kostur) Kranohori Drenoveny (Kostur) Kranionas Drenovo Monastiraki Drenovo (Kostur) Glikoneri Drenovo (Ser) Dranovan Dreveno Pili Drobishcha (Kostur) Daseri Druska Drosia Dudular (Solun) Djavata Dupjak (Kostur) Dispilion Durbanli (Kukush) Sinoron Durdanli (Kukush) Patohori Durgutli Nigdi Dutli Eleon Dzhuma (Kozhany) Amigdala Dzuma Migdala Egri Dere (Drama) Kalitea Ehatli Kavalaris Ekshi-su (Lerin) Ksino Nero Eleovo (Kostur) Lakia Eleshnitza (Ser) Fea Pitra Elshen (Ser) Karperi Embore (Kozhany) Enborion Enidzhe-Vardar (Voden) Janitza Enikjoi (Ser) Provatas Ezeretz (Kostur) Petropulaki Ezhovo (Ser) Dafni Fetishcha Pola Nera Fotinishcha (Kostur) Fotini Fotovishcha Valtohoro Frankovitza Ermakia Fustani Evropos Futzeli Semeli Gabresh (Kostur) Gavros Galishcha (Kostur) Omorfoklisia Garbasel Kastanies Gariptzi Hloronomos Garleni (Kostur) Hionaton Gaskarla Kalohori Gavalantsi (Kukush) Valtudi Gavrishcha Dorotea Gedi-Dermen Eptomili Georgolik (Kukush) Gorgopi Gerakartzi (Kukush) Gerakonos German (Ser) Shistolitos Gevsekli Rematia Gjulobasi Pikrolimni Gjumendzhe (Kukush) Gumenitza (Peonija) Gjumenich Stiva Gjundzheli Vamvakuza Gjupchevo Gipsohori Gjuredzhik (Drama) Granitis Gjuvezna Asiros Globoshchitza Kalohorio Gola Korifes Golem Besik Megali Volvi Golem Sevidrik Megalokampos Golema Livada (Voden) Megala Livadija Golishani (Voden) Levkadia Golo selo (Voden) Gimna Gorentzi (Kostur) Korisos Gorjantzi (Drama) DON’T KNOW THE GREEK CHANGED NAME Gorna Nushka Ano Dafnudi Gorni Kotor (Lerin) Ano Idrusa Gorni Metoh (Ser) DON’T KNOW THE GREEK CHANGED NAME Gorni Poroj (Ser) Ano Poroja Gorni Postular Ano Apostoli Gornichevo (Lerin) Keli Gornitza Kalivrisi Gorno Brodi (Ser) Ano Vrondu Gorno Drenoveny (Kostur) Ano Kranionas Gorno Garbali Ano Surmena Gorno Karadzhovo (Ser) Monoklisia Gorno Klestino Ano Klene Gorno Krushare Ekso Asladohori Gorno Krushovo (Ser) Ano Kerdilion Gorno Kufalovo (Solun) Kuflja Gorno Kumanichevo (Kostur) DON’T KNOW THE GREEK CHANGED NAME Gorno Nevoljani (Lerin) Skopja Gorno Papratsko (Kostur) Ano Fterias Gorno Pozharsko (Voden) Ano Lutraki Gorno Rodivo (Voden) Ano Korifi Gorno Selo Ano Vermion Gosno (Kostur) DON’T KNOW THE GREEK CHANGED NAME Govlishta Krokos Grache (Kostur) Ftelia Gradishte Kiros Gradobor Nikopolis Gradobor (Solun) Gradeboin Gramos (Kostur) Gramos Granichevo Krioneri Grazhden Vronteron Grazhdino (Kostur) Vronderon Gropino Voltolivado Gugovo (Voden) Viritja Gulintzi (Lerin) Rodonas Gurbesh Agriosikia Hadzhi-bajramli Teodosia Hadzhi-bejlik Vironia Hadzhik Filiros Hajderli (Kozhany) Klitos Harava Polikilon Harbino (Kozhany) Ftelionas Harman-kjoi Stadmos Harsovo Herson Hasanovo (Lerin) Mesohori Haznatar Hrizohorafa Hedzik Fikiros Hodzhovo Karidia Holeva Amision Homandos (Ser) DON’T KNOW THE GREEK CHANGED NAME Hristos (Ser) Hristos Hrupishcha (Kostur) Argos Orestikon Ilezli Inoi Ilidzhievo (Solun) DON’T KNOW THE GREEK CHANGED NAME Indzes Eratni Ineli (Kozhany) Anatolikon Ineovo Avrini Ishirli Platanotopos Istrane Perasma Izbishcha (Drama) Agriokerasia Izglibe (Kostur) Poria Izvor (Kukush) Pigi Jadzilar Ksilokeratia Janchishcha (Solun) Janisa Janes Metaliko Janikia Askos Janovene (Kostur) Janohori Janozli Karpofonom Jaramzli Ajdonia Javor Diamezon Javoreny (Voden) Platani Javornitza Nea Kuklina Juklemes (Kozhany) Farangi Jundzhular Kimina Kabasnitza (Lerin) Proti Kadinovo (Voden) Galatas Kajachaly Triadi Kajali Vrahia Kajljari (Kozhany) Ptolemajs (Eordeja) Kalapot (Drama) Paleon Kalapoti Kalenik (Lerin) DON’T KNOW THE GREEK CHANGED NAME Kalevishcha (Kostur) Kali Vrisi Kalinovo (Kukush) Sutojaneika Kaljany Eani Kamareto (Ser) Kamaroti Kamenik Petrias Kamila (Ser) Ano Kamili Kandza Aniksia Kapinjany Eksaplatanos Kara-bej Karna Kara-bunar (Kozhany) Mavropigi Kara-bunar (Kukush) Mavroneri Kara-bunar (Solun) Angelofrori Kara-Chali (Drama) Mavrovatos Kara-Chali (Ser) Kaliroj Kara-Chali (Solun) Mavrodendri Kara-chukali Kardia Karadzha Evangelizmos Karadzha-kjoi (Drama) Tolos Karadzha-kjoi (Solun) Kartera Karadzhova Elafohori Karagatz Mavrodendri Kara-ilar Drepanon Kara-kjoj Kalegiri Kara-kjoj (Drama) Katafiton Kara-mahala Koronia Karamanli Agios Kozmos Karandzhilari Zarkadia Kara-sule (Kukush) Polikastron Kara-tepe Mavrolofos Karchishta Polianemon Karchovo Koridohori Kardzhalar Adendron Karilova Zardadion Karladovo Milias Karlakovo Mikropolis Karli-kjoi (Ser) Hionohoron Karpeny (Kostur) DON’T KNOW THE GREEK CHANGED NAME Katranitza (Kozhany) Pirgi Katun Dipotama Kavadzhik Levkadi Kavakli (Drama) Egiros Kavakli (Kukush) Perintos Kavakli (Ser) Levkonas KAVALA KAVALA Kazanovo Kotili Kesedzhi Chiflik (Ser) Sidirohorion Kiklova Kastanies Kirech-kjoi (Solun) Azevstohorion Kjospekli (Ser) Skutari Klabuchishta Poliplatanos Kladorobi (Lerin) Kladorahi Klepushna (Ser) Agriani Klishali Prositis Klisura (Kostur) Klisura Kobalishte (Drama) Kokinoja Kochan Rizana Kochana Perea Kochany Kostani Kokova Polidendri Kolaritza Manjaki Kolibi (Kukush) Skinite Komarjan Kimaria Komen (Kozhany) Komanos Kondorbi (Kostur) DON’T KNOW THE GREEK CHANGED NAME Konikovo Stiba Konitza Pevki Konomlady (Kostur) Makrohori Konsko Talakini Konuj (Kozhany) Elos Korchak Mirini Koriten (Kukush) Ksirohori Kormishta (Ser) Kormista Kornishor (Voden) Kromni Kosinetz (Kostur) Jeropigi Kosinovo Polipetron KOSTUR KASTORIA Kosturadzhe (Kostur) Ksifonia KOZHANI KOZANY Kozhusany Filotia Kozlukjoi (Kozhany) Kariohori Kramtza Mezovunos Kranishta Dendrari Krastali Korona Krechovo Agios Jorgios Krepeshino (Lerin) Atrapos Kriva (Kukush) Grivas Krontzelevo (Voden) Kerasies Krushari Ampelies Krushoradi (Lerin) Ahlada Krushovo (Ser) Ahladohorion Kuchkari Galini Kuchkoveny (Lerin) Perazma KUKUSH KILKIS Kula Paleokastron Kula Paleokastron Kulakija Halastra Kumanich (Drama) Dasaton Kumanichevo (Kostur) Litia Kumli (Ser) Amudja Kurchishcha (Kostur) Polianemon Kurchovo (Ser) Karidohori (Liebra) Kushinovo (Kukush) Polipetron Kushovo Kokina Kutlesh Vergina Kutuger Halastra Labanitza (Kostur) Agios Dimitrios Ladza Terma Lagadina (Solun) Litokastron (Langadas) Lagen (Lerin) Triandafilia Lakavigtza Mikromilia Langa (Kozhany) Milohori Lanki Mikrolimni Latrovo Hortero Lazheny (Lerin) Mesonisi Lebishevo (Kostur) Aila Lehovo (Ser) Krasohori Lelovo (Kukush) Agios Antonios Lembed Evkarpia LERIN FLORINA Leskovetz (Lerin) Leptokaries Leskovo Tria Elata Lestan Farasinon Leveny Vasiludi Liban Skaloti Libanovo Eginion Libjahovo (Drama) DON’T KNOW THE GREEK CHANGED NAME Lichishta (Kostur) Polikarpos Likovan Ksilopolis Likovishta Likojani Lipintzi (Kozhany) Azvestopetra Lipush (Ser) Filira Lise Ohiron Ljubetino (Lerin) Pedinon Ljumnitza Skra Loshnitza (Kostur) Germas Lovcha (Drama)
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