Naupaktos

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Naupaktos is a historic coastal town in western Greece on the Gulf of Corinth, known for its Venetian harbor, medieval fortifications, and its role in the Battle of Lepanto.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf port city
town
coast northern coast of the Gulf of Corinth
controlledByHistorical Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
Frankish rulers
Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
Venetian Republic NERFINISHED
country Greece
countrySubdivision Region of Western Greece NERFINISHED
distanceFrom approximately 45 km east of Messolonghi
approximately 90 km west of Athens (across the gulf by road bridges)
economicActivity fishing
tourism
eventDateContext Battle of Lepanto 1571 NERFINISHED
hasAttraction castle of Naupaktos NERFINISHED
old Venetian port
promenade along the harbor
hasClimate Mediterranean climate
hasFeature Venetian harbor NERFINISHED
city walls
fortified harbor
hilltop fortress
medieval castle
hasReligiousSite Orthodox churches
hasViewOf Rio–Antirrio area across the gulf
historicalName Lepanto NERFINISHED
Naupactus NERFINISHED
knownFor historic coastal setting
medieval fortifications
role in the Battle of Lepanto
well-preserved Venetian harbor
language Greek
locatedIn Western Greece NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrative Aetolia-Acarnania regional unit NERFINISHED
locatedInHistoricalRegion Aetolia NERFINISHED
locatedNear mouth of the river Mornos
locatedOnBodyOfWater Corinthian Gulf NERFINISHED
Gulf of Corinth NERFINISHED
overlooks Gulf of Corinth NERFINISHED
partOf municipality of Nafpaktia NERFINISHED
roleInEvent Battle of Lepanto NERFINISHED
timeZone Eastern European Time
timeZoneDST Eastern European Summer Time
tourismType cultural tourism
seaside tourism

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Nafpaktos hasHistoricName Naupaktos