Kilkis prefecture
Kilkis (Greek: Κιλκίς, is a prefecture in Central Macedonia, Greece. Its capital is the city of Kilkis.
The territory of the prefecture was ruled by the Ottoman Empire before being taken by Bulgaria in the First Balkan War of 1912. In the Second Balkan War of 1913, the Greek army liberated the area.
Transportation
Geography
The mountains are Paiko to the west, parts of the western part of Kerkini to the northeast and Krousio to the east. Lake Doirani is siuated to the north and shares its eastern portion of the lake. The bounding prefectures and one district of another state (nation) are Serres to the east, the Thessaloniki prefecture to the south, Pella prefecture to the west and the Former Yugoslav Republic of "Macedonia" (FYROM) with the Gevgeli province to the north.
Climate
The areas that mainly get Mediterranean climate is at the southern portion by the Axios valley. Its climate is mainly continental with cold winters in higher elevations.
Municipalities
| Municipality | YPES code | Seat | Postal code | Area code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Axioupoli | 2801 | Axioupolis | 614 00 | 23830-3 |
| Cherso | 2812 | Cherso | 610 02 | 23410-5 |
| Doirani | 2804 | Doirani | 610 03 | 23410-9 |
| Evropos | 2805 | Evropos | 610 02 | 23430-6 |
| Gallikos | 2803 | Kabani | 611 00 | 23430-42 |
| Goumenissa | 2804 | Goumenissa | 613 00 | 23430-4 |
| Kilkis | 2806 | Kilkis | 611 00 | 23410-2 through 7 |
| Kroussi | 2807 | Terpyllos | 611 00 | 23410-4 |
| Mouries | 2809 | Mouries | 610 03 | 23410-31 |
| Pikrolimni | 2810 | Mikrokampos | 570 01 | 23431-9 |
| Polykastro | 2812 | Polykastro | 612 00 | 23430-2 |
| Community | YPES code | Seat | Postal code | Area code |
| Livadia | 2808 | Livadia | 614 00 | 23430-3 |
See also: Populated places in the Kilkis prefecture