Kavala

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Kavala is a historic coastal city in northern Greece known for its strategic harbor, Ottoman and Byzantine landmarks, and role as a major gateway to the Aegean.

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Kavala (regional unit) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
administrativeStatus municipality
climate Mediterranean climate
connectedBy Egnatia Odos (Greek motorway)
surface form: Egnatia Odos motorway
country Greece
economy fishing
services
tourism
trade
hasAirport Kavala International Airport Megas Alexandros
hasFeature coastal city
natural harbor
hasLandmark Imaret of Kavala
Kavala Aqueduct
Kavala Castle
Mohammed Ali Pasha House
Municipal Tobacco Warehouse
Old Town Panagia
Tobacco warehouses
hasPort Port of Kavala
hasReligiousSite Churches from Byzantine and post-Byzantine periods
Ottoman mosques (historic)
hasUniversityFacility campuses of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace Institute of Technology
historicalName Christoupolis
Neapolis
isCapitalOf Kavala regional unit
isPartOf Kavala regional unit
joinedGreeceIn 1913
knownFor Byzantine landmarks
Ottoman landmarks
historic architecture
strategic harbor
tobacco trade history
language Greek
locatedIn Eastern Macedonia and Thrace
northern Greece
locatedOn Aegean Sea
Bay of Kavala
namedAfter nearby ancient city of Neapolis and Christoupolis heritage
near Thasos
surface form: Thasos Island
role gateway to the northern Aegean
regional commercial center
tourist destination
timezone Eastern European Time
timezoneDST Eastern European Summer Time
wasIncorporatedInto Kingdom of Greece
wasRuledBy Byzantine Empire
Ottoman Empire

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Thasos connectedByFerryTo Kavala
this entity surface form: Kavala (regional unit)
Aegean Sea hasPort Kavala
subject surface form: Ploiești
Ravenna twinnedWith Kavala