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 ==Other==
-Kalamaria has a schools, lyceums, gymnasia, churches, banks, a post office, a sporting field, a cinema, a port, a marina and squares (''[[plateia|plateies]]'').
+Kalamaria has a schools, lyceums, gymnasia, churches, banks, a post office, a sporting field, a cinema, a port, a marina and squares (''plateies'').
 ==External links==

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 ==History==
-The area was first lived in the prehistoric times, and findings from that time are around the [[Karabournaki]] cape.  Kalamaria was first appeared in [[1083]] and was mentioned in all parts southeast of [[Thessaloniki]] and not only the area of the present-day municipality.  The name '''Kalamaria''' must mean Kali Meria ( Καλή Μεριά - nice place) or Skala Meria (σκάλα μεριά - the place of the Skala, which is the name for the Byzantine naval station). During the [[Byzantine Empire|Byzantine]] and the [[Ottoman Empire|Ottoman periods]], the area was unhabited.
+The area was first lived in the prehistoric times, and findings from that time are around the [[Karabournaki]] cape.  Kalamaria was first appeared in [[1083]] and was mentioned in all parts southeast of [[Thessaloniki]] and not only the area of the present-day municipality.  The name '''Kalamaria''' must mean Kali Meria ( Καλή Μεριά - nice place) or Skala Meria (σκάλα μεριά - the place of the Skala, which is the name for the Byzantine naval station). During the [[Byzantine Empire|Byzantine]] and the [[Ottoman Empire|Ottoman periods]], the area was uninhabited.
 In [[1920]], the first refugees came from Georgia.  Another round of refugees came during the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)|Asia Minor Catastrophe]] in large numbers in [[1922]].  The total were up to 100,000 refugees relocated to Thessaloniki especially in the suburbs.  Many and these were mainly of Pontic descent relocated in Kalamaria.  The Pontic population dominate much of the population especially in the present day.
-The later years, the population began to boom to this day and today makes the second most populated municipality in Macedonia right after Kavala since the mid-1980s as well as Northern Greece except [[Thessaly]].  Today, the area is one of the best places of the city and and picked up from a large population.
+The later years, the population began to boom to this day and today makes the second most populated municipality in Macedonia right after [[Kavala city|Kavala]] since the mid-1980s as well as Northern Greece except [[Thessaly]].  Today, the area is one of the best places of the city and and picked up from a large population.
 ==Sporting teams==

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 The area was first lived in the prehistoric times, and findings from that time are around the [[Karabournaki]] cape.  Kalamaria was first appeared in [[1083]] and was mentioned in all parts southeast of [[Thessaloniki]] and not only the area of the present-day municipality.  The name '''Kalamaria''' must mean Kali Meria ( Καλή Μεριά - nice place) or Skala Meria (σκάλα μεριά - the place of the Skala, which is the name for the Byzantine naval station). During the [[Byzantine Empire|Byzantine]] and the [[Ottoman Empire|Ottoman periods]], the area was unhabited.
-In [[1920]], the first refugees came from Georgia.  Another round of refugees came during the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)|Asia Minor Catastrophe]] in large numbers in [[1922]].  The total were up to 100,000 refugees relocated to Thessaloniki especially in the suburbs.  Many and these were mainly of Pontic descent relocaeted in Kalamaria.  The Pontic population dominate much of the population especially in the present day.
+In [[1920]], the first refugees came from Georgia.  Another round of refugees came during the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)|Asia Minor Catastrophe]] in large numbers in [[1922]].  The total were up to 100,000 refugees relocated to Thessaloniki especially in the suburbs.  Many and these were mainly of Pontic descent relocated in Kalamaria.  The Pontic population dominate much of the population especially in the present day.
-The later years, the population began to boom to this day and today makes the second most populated municipality in Macedonia right after Kavala since the mid-1980s as well as Northern Greece except Thessaly.  Today, the area is one of the best places of the city and and picked up from a large population.
+The later years, the population began to boom to this day and today makes the second most populated municipality in Macedonia right after Kavala since the mid-1980s as well as Northern Greece except [[Thessaly]].  Today, the area is one of the best places of the city and and picked up from a large population.
 ==Sporting teams==

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−	~~[[el:Καλαμαριά]]~~

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−	'''Kalamaria''' (Greek: Καλαμαριά) is a suburban city in the Thessaloniki Prefecture located about 5 km southeast of downtown [[Thessaloniki]]. The city is accessed with [[Konstantinos Karamanlis]] Avenue to the east which links with [[Greece Interstate 16\|GR-16]] superhighway to [[Chalkidiki]] and one with Nikis Avenue and the old highway to Chalkidiki. Another main road links with [[Thermi]]. The Thessaloniki Ring lies to the southeast and east which bypasses the urban cluster of Thessaloniki except Panorama less than 2/3 from the sea. The municipal population is ranked second in [[Macedonia]] as well as Northern Greece except [[Thessaly]] and ninth in Greece. The population boomed 8% from the 1991 census.	+	[[Image:Kalamaria_Argo.png\|thumb\|200px\|The flag of the Municipality of Kalamaria]]'''Kalamaria''' (Greek: Καλαμαριά) is a suburban city in the Thessaloniki Prefecture located about 5 km southeast of downtown [[Thessaloniki]]. The city is accessed with [[Konstantinos Karamanlis]] Avenue to the east which links with [[Greece Interstate 16\|GR-16]] superhighway to [[Chalkidiki]] and one with Nikis Avenue and the old highway to Chalkidiki. Another main road links with [[Thermi]]. The Thessaloniki Ring lies to the southeast and east which bypasses the urban cluster of Thessaloniki except Panorama less than 2/3 from the sea. The municipal population is ranked second in [[Macedonia]] as well as Northern Greece except [[Thessaly]] and ninth in Greece. The population boomed 8% from the 1991 census.

	==Historical population==		==Historical population==

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-'''Kalamaria''' (Greek: Καλαμαριά) is a suburban city in the [[Thessaloniki Prefecture]] located about 5 km southeast of downtown [[Thessaloniki]].  The city is accessed with [[Konstantinos Karamanlis]] Avenue to the east which links with [[Greece Interstate 16|GR-16]] superhighway to [[Chalkidiki]] and one with Nikis Avenue and the old highway to Chalkidiki.  Another main road links with [[Thermi]].  The [[Thessaloniki Ring]] lies to the southeast and east which bypasses the urban cluster of Thessaloniki except Panorama less than 2/3 from the sea.  The municipal population is ranked second in [[Macedonia (Greece)|Macedonia]] as well as Northern Greece except Thessaly and ninth in Greece.  The population boomed 8% from the 1991 census.
+'''Kalamaria''' (Greek: Καλαμαριά) is a suburban city in the Thessaloniki Prefecture located about 5 km southeast of downtown [[Thessaloniki]].  The city is accessed with [[Konstantinos Karamanlis]] Avenue to the east which links with [[Greece Interstate 16|GR-16]] superhighway to [[Chalkidiki]] and one with Nikis Avenue and the old highway to Chalkidiki.  Another main road links with [[Thermi]].  The Thessaloniki Ring lies to the southeast and east which bypasses the urban cluster of Thessaloniki except Panorama less than 2/3 from the sea.  The municipal population is ranked second in [[Macedonia]] as well as Northern Greece except [[Thessaly]] and ninth in Greece.  The population boomed 8% from the 1991 census.
 ==Historical population==
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 The area was first lived in the [[prehistoric]] times, and findings from that time are around the [[Karabournaki]] cape.  Kalamaria was first appeared in [[1083]] and was mentioned in all parts southeast of Thessaloniki and not only the area of the present-day municipality.  The name '''Kalamaria''' must mean Kali Meria ( Καλή Μεριά - nice place) or Skala Meria (σκάλα μεριά - the place of the Skala, which is the name for the Byzantine naval station). During the [[Byzantine Empire|Byzantine]] and the [[Ottoman Empire|Ottoman periods]], the area was unhabited.
-In [[1920]], the first refugees came from [[Georgia (country)|Georgia]].  Another round of refugees came during the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)|Asia Minor Catastrophe]] in large numbers in [[1922]].  The total were up to 100,000 refugees relocated to Thessaloniki especially in the suburbs.  Many and these were mainly of [[Pontic]] descent relocaeted in Kalamaria.  The Pontic population dominate much of the population especially in the present day.
+In [[1920]], the first refugees came from Georgia.  Another round of refugees came during the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)|Asia Minor Catastrophe]] in large numbers in [[1922]].  The total were up to 100,000 refugees relocated to Thessaloniki especially in the suburbs.  Many and these were mainly of Pontic descent relocaeted in Kalamaria.  The Pontic population dominate much of the population especially in the present day.
 The later years, the population began to boom to this day and today makes the second most populated municipality in Macedonia right after Kavala since the mid-1980s as well as Northern Greece except Thessaly.  Today, the area is one of the best places of the city and and picked up from a large population.

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−	Kalamaria is a ~~municipality that lies next~~ to [[~~Thessaloniki~~]]~~, where it belonged until~~ [[~~1943~~]]. ~~Its~~ population is ~~about 120,000, Kalamaria being the~~ second ~~biggest city~~ in Northern Greece and ninth in the ~~whole country~~. ~~Though the~~ area ~~has been inhabited since~~ the ~~ancient years~~, the ~~name "~~Kalamaria" appeared in 1083 ~~for~~ the ~~first time~~. It must mean Kali Meria ( Καλή Μεριά - nice place) or Skala Meria (σκάλα μεριά - the place of the Skala, which is the name for the Byzantine naval station). ~~Most~~ of ~~Kalamaria's people~~ came ~~after~~ [[1922]] and the ~~exchange~~ of ~~populations between Greece~~ and ~~Turkey~~. ~~They were Greeks who lived in Pontos~~, [[~~Asia Minor~~]] ~~and Eastern Thrace~~.	+	'''Kalamaria''' (Greek: Καλαμαριά) is a suburban city in the [[Thessaloniki Prefecture]] located about 5 km southeast of downtown [[Thessaloniki]]. The city is accessed with [[Konstantinos Karamanlis]] Avenue to the east which links with [[Greece Interstate 16\|GR-16]] superhighway to [[Chalkidiki]] and one with Nikis Avenue and the old highway to Chalkidiki. Another main road links with [[Thermi]]. The [[Thessaloniki Ring]] lies to the southeast and east which bypasses the urban cluster of Thessaloniki except Panorama less than 2/3 from the sea. The municipal population is ranked second in [[Macedonia (Greece)\|Macedonia]] as well as Northern Greece except Thessaly and ninth in Greece. The population boomed 8% from the 1991 census.
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		+	==Historical population==
		+	{\| border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
		+	\|- bgcolor="#efefef"
		+	! Year !! Municipal population !! Change <!--!! Density-->
		+	\|-
		+	\| [[1981]] \|\| 51,676 \|\| - <!--\|\| -/km²-->
		+	\|-
		+	\| [[1991]] \|\| 80,698 \|\| 29,022/56.16% <!--\|\| -/km²-->
		+	\|-
		+	\| [[2001]] \|\| 87,312 \|\| 6,614/8.2% <!--\|\| -/km²-->
		+	\|}
		+
		+	==History==
		+
		+	The area was first lived in the [[prehistoric]] times, and findings from that time are around the [[Karabournaki]] cape. Kalamaria was first appeared in [[1083]] and was mentioned in all parts southeast of Thessaloniki and not only the area of the present-day municipality. The name '''Kalamaria''' must mean Kali Meria ( Καλή Μεριά - nice place) or Skala Meria (σκάλα μεριά - the place of the Skala, which is the name for the Byzantine naval station). During the [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]] and the [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman periods]], the area was unhabited.
		+
		+	In [[1920]], the first refugees came from [[Georgia (country)\|Georgia]]. Another round of refugees came during the [[Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922)\|Asia Minor Catastrophe]] in large numbers in [[1922]]. The total were up to 100,000 refugees relocated to Thessaloniki especially in the suburbs. Many and these were mainly of [[Pontic]] descent relocaeted in Kalamaria. The Pontic population dominate much of the population especially in the present day.
		+
		+	The later years, the population began to boom to this day and today makes the second most populated municipality in Macedonia right after Kavala since the mid-1980s as well as Northern Greece except Thessaly. Today, the area is one of the best places of the city and and picked up from a large population.
		+
		+	==Sporting teams==
		+
		+	Kalamaria has 14 sporting teams including the most famous [[Apollon Kalamaria FC\|Apollon Kalamaria]].
		+
		+	==Other==
		+
		+	Kalamaria has a schools, lyceums, gymnasia, churches, banks, a post office, a sporting field, a cinema, a port, a marina and squares (''[[plateia\|plateies]]'').
		+
		+	==External links==
		+	*[http://www.kalamaria.gr/ Municipality of Kalamaria]
		+
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		+	{{Thessaloniki}}
		+
		+	[[Category:Prefecture of Thessaloniki]]
		+	<!--[[Category:Thessaloniki Prefecture]]-->
		+
		+	[[el:Καλαμαριά]]