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- A town in Phthiotis, Greece
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The seat of the municipality is the town Atalanti.
The area of Atalanti was influenced by other places in mainland Greece and the islands.
The seat of the municipality became town of Atalanti.
There are several small islets next to Atalanti island, including the islet of Agios Nikolaos.
Its capital was the town Atalanti.
In 1912 the municipalities of Atalanti and New Pella were abolished and they became communities.
The site of Opus is near the modern town of Atalanti.
It is 8 km southeast of Atalanti and 12 km northeast of Orchomenos.
The festival is happening in Skala of Atalanti.
The White Cross of Atalanti was founded in 1943 to help those in need.
The same year, plague broke out in Atalanti.
In the 1894 Atalanti earthquakes that shooked Locrida, caused Martino significant damage.
April, Earthquakes occur in Atalanti.
The Choral Festival of Atalanti began in the early 1980s and continues to this day.
These privileges were maintained by residents of Atalanti until 1571.
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Atalanti ( Greek, Αταλάντη Atalantē ) is the second largest town in Phthiotis, Greece.
Another attempt by Ioannis Kolettis in 1827, to take over Atalanti also failed.
Th Century = = = In 1912 the municipalities of Atalanti and New Pella are abolished and they become communities.
In 1860 seven large fountains were built in the neighborhoods of Atalanti and New Pella.
Fair ” of Atalanti.
In 1688, during the Ottoman-Venetian war, Kourmas and the Bishop of Amfissa Philotheos temporarily seized Atalanti.
The Germans took the place of Italians, who withdrew from Atalanti in October 1944.
