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'''Stemnitsa''' (Greek: Στέμνιτσα) is a village and a municipality located in northwestern ]. It is the seat of the municipality '''Trikolones'''. The village is connected by a road connecting ] and ] and ]. The road is narrow and has only one lane within town limits, while it is two-laned outside the village. ] is about 20 km south. The town is located about 9 km south of Dimitsana, southwest of ] and ], west of ], and north of ] and ]. Its nearest neighbouring communities are Dimitsana to the north and ] to the southeast. It is considered one of the most beautiful villages in Arcadia. The village's name comes from a ] word meaning "a thick forest shaded with trees." The village was known by the name of Hyspous until about the time of the ]. In the ], it was the most populated village in ]. '''Stemnitsa''' (Greek: Στεμνίτσα) is a village and a municipality located in northwestern ]. It is the seat of the municipality '''Trikolones'''. The village is connected by a road connecting ] and ] and ]. The road is narrow and has only one lane within town limits, while it is two-laned outside the village. ] is about 20 km south. The town is located about 9 km south of Dimitsana, southwest of ] and ], west of ], and north of ] and ]. Its nearest neighbouring communities are Dimitsana to the north and ] to the southeast. It is considered one of the most beautiful villages in Arcadia. The village's name comes from a ] word meaning "a thick forest shaded with trees." The village was known by the name of Hyspous until about the time of the ]. In the ], it was the most populated village in ].


The village has a school, a church, a post office, a square ('']'') and a ]. The village is located on the eastern slope of a valley, which has a small creek to its east. The residential area covers the eastern part of a mountain. Another mountain is located to its west and southeast. Most of the area to its south and west is deforested. The village has a school, a church, a post office, a square ('']'') and a ]. The village is located on the eastern slope of a valley, which has a small creek to its east. The residential area covers the eastern part of a mountain. Another mountain is located to its west and southeast. Most of the area to its south and west is deforested.

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Trikolones - Statistics
Prefecture: Arcadia
Province: Province of Gortynia
Location: 37°33′N 22°5′E / 37.550°N 22.083°E / 37.550; 22.083
Population: 1,255(1991)
Elevation: 1,083 m
Postal code: 220 24
Area/distance code: 11-30-27950-8 (030-2790-8)
Municipal code: 0519
Car designation: TP

Stemnitsa (Greek: Στεμνίτσα) is a village and a municipality located in northwestern Arcadia. It is the seat of the municipality Trikolones. The village is connected by a road connecting Karytaina and GR-76 and Dimitsana. The road is narrow and has only one lane within town limits, while it is two-laned outside the village. GR-74 is about 20 km south. The town is located about 9 km south of Dimitsana, southwest of Levidi and Vytina, west of Tripoli, and north of Megalopoli and Dimitsaina. Its nearest neighbouring communities are Dimitsana to the north and Zygoviti to the southeast. It is considered one of the most beautiful villages in Arcadia. The village's name comes from a Slavic word meaning "a thick forest shaded with trees." The village was known by the name of Hyspous until about the time of the Black Plague. In the 1500s, it was the most populated village in Gortynia.

The village has a school, a church, a post office, a square (plateia) and a folklore museum. The village is located on the eastern slope of a valley, which has a small creek to its east. The residential area covers the eastern part of a mountain. Another mountain is located to its west and southeast. Most of the area to its south and west is deforested.

Its librabry of Stemitsa used to have around 5,000 volumes until the Greek War of Independence of 1821. It is now a monument and is located next to the square.

Until the 1960s, much of the village did not have electricity and until the 1980s, most of the houses were stone-built.

Population history

Year Communal Population Change Municipal Population Change
1500s 925 - - -
1981 404 -521/-56.32% (1500-1981) - -
1991 495 91/22.52% 1,255 -
2001 412 -83/-16.767% 1,260 5/3.98%

The commune today covers about 39.44% of the municipal population.

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North: Dimitsana and Vytina
West: Irea
Trikolones East: Falanthos and Megalopolis
South: Gortynia (SE), Irea

See also:

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