Administrative Region : Peloponnese
Regional unit : Argolida
Vivari (Βιβάρι) Argolida
Vivari is a seaside village in the municipality of Nafplio in the prefecture of Argolida. According to the 2021 census, its population is 252.
General information
Vivari is built at an altitude of 10 meters southwest of Nafplio[1] and has a natural and protected harbor[2][3] washed by the Argolic Gulf. The settlement is a popular tourist destination and therefore the majority of its residents are mainly engaged in tourism and to a lesser extent in agricultural production. Near Vivari are a lagoon and the beaches of Plaka and Kondyli. The main church of the village is dedicated to Prophet Elias and every year, on the eve of his feast, a local festival is organized. The remaining churches are dedicated to Panagia Lefka and Agios Nikolaos[2][3].
Administratively, Vivari belonged until 1997 to the community of Drepanos in the province of Nafplio. Subsequently (Kapodistrias' program) it was part of the municipality of Asini until 2010[4] and since then it has belonged to the local community of Drepanos in the Kallikratiko municipality of Nafplio.
Population Censuses
The settlement was first recognized in 1920 and recorded a strong increase in 1928, however in 1940 it was abandoned. It was recognized again in 1961 and has since recorded a significant population increase.
Historical population evolution
Year Pop. ±%
1920 34 —
1928 77 +126.5%
1961 78 +1.3%
1971 102 +30.8%
1981 192 +88.2%
1991 252 +31.3%
2001 270 +7.1%
2011 314 +16.3%
2021 252 −19.7%
Source: ELSTAT Population Censuses 1920 - 2021
References
Michael Stamatelatos, Fotini Vamva-Stamatelatou, Geographical Dictionary of Greece, TA NEA, 2012, Volume 1, p. 134.
«Drepano - Vivari». nafplio.gr. Municipality of Nafplio. Archived from the original on 25 June 2014. Retrieved 3 December 2016.
Akis Gatzios, Argolida. Alternative routes (hiking, cycling, car), Argolida Prefecture, 2016, p. 31.
"Vivari (to) Municipality of Nafplio Local Community of Drepano. Argolida – Peloponnese". dhmos.gr. Municipalities, cities and villages of Greece. Retrieved 3 December 2016.[dead link]
| Municipal unit Asini |
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| Municipal Community Tolo |
| Agios Antonios (Άγιος Αντώνιος, ο) |
| Daskaleio (Δασκαλειό, το (νησίς)) |
| Koronisi (Κορωνήσι, το (νησίς)) |
| Tolo (Τολό, το) |
| Community Asini |
| Agia Paraskevi (Αγία Παρασκευή, η) |
| Asini (Ασίνη, η) |
| Παραλία Ασίνης, η |
| Community Drepano |
| Vivari (Βιβάρι, το) |
| Drepano (Δρέπανο, το) |
| Kallithea (Καλλιθέα, η) |
| Μαραθέα, η |
| Νέα Μαραθέα, η |
| Community Iria |
| Iria (Ίρια, τα) |
| Kantia (Κάντια, η) |
| Katsigiannaiika (Κατσιγιανναίικα, τα) |
| Πλατειά, η (νησίς) |
| Ψηλή, η (νησίς) |
| Community Karnezaika |
| Άνω Καρνεζαίικα, τα |
| Kanapitsa (Καναπίτσα, η) |
| Karnezaiika (Καρνεζαίικα, τα) |
| Stavropodi (Σταυροπόδι, το) |
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