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Chalandri

Statistics
Prefecture: Attica
Metropolitan Area: Athens
Location:
Area:
-Total
-Water
-Rank

9 kmē
Population: (1991)
 - Total
 - Density¹
 - Rank

 66,285

 16,571.25/km
Elevation:
 -lowest:
 -centre:
 -highest:

about 180 m
185 m(centre)
around 200 m
Postal code: 152
Area/distance code: 11-30-210 (030-210)
-680 thru 689
Statistical code: 0146
Car designation: Y (prev.)
Z pres.
3-letter abbreviation: HLN
Address of administration: 2 Messolongiou St.
Chalandri 152 32
Website: www.halandri.gr


Chalandri, Halandri or sometimes Khalandri (Greek, Modern: Χαλάνδρι, Ancient/Katharevousa: -on), older forms, Chalandrion, Halandrion, Khalandrion is a northern suburb in Athens, Greece.

Halandri or Chalandri is a suburb in Northern Athens, around 10 km from the centre. The place where it lies corresponds to one of the 10 ancient Dimoi (burroughs) of Athens, called Fili (Φυλη in Greek). Until 40 years ago however it was just a small village in Attika. With the rapid expansion of Athens and of this village during the 60s and 70s they eventually met. The border between Athens is now indistinguishable, although Halandri remains relatively parsely populated and has one of the highest ratio of open green areas for every citizen in Athens.

Quarters

  • Ano Chalandri
  • Ano Neo Chalandri
  • Kato Chalandri

Historical population

Year Municipal population Change Density
1981 54,320 - 13,580/km²
1991 66,285 10,965/20.19% 16,571.25/km²




North: Amaroussi and Vrilissia
West: Filothei Chalandri East: Agia Paraskevi
South: Neo Psychiko

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