Leika - History

History

The housing developments to the present day due did not reach Leyka due to that is away from the urban capacity. Not as much housing developments has been done since the early-2000s and the population has been unchanged than other neighbourhoods in Patras.

The Glafkos road was added in the form of gravel in the 1970s, it was later paved in the mid-1980s and became one way and was fully opened in 1995, its streetlights were added in the late-1990s

The City of Patras

Districts of Patras	Central (Arktiko) East North South

Patras neighborhoods	Agia Aikaterini Agia Alexiotissa Agia Sofia Agia Triada Agios Alexios Agios Andreas Agios Georgios Langoura Agios Dimitrios Agios Dionyssios Agios Nektarios Agyia Ampelokipoi Antheia Zarouchleikon Anthoupoli Aroi Asyrmatos Begoulaki Chalkomata Dasylio Diakou Drosia Eglykada Englezika Eschatovouni Evraiomnimata Farmaki Galaxidiotika Geraneika Girokomeio Glaraki Glyfada Gouva Ities Kalamaki Kaminia Kantrianika Kavouri Kotroni Koukouli Kritika Krya Iteon Kypseli Ladopoulo Leyka Lykochori Makrygianni Mantzavineika Markato Megoulianitika Metamorfosi Sotiros Neapoli Zarouchleikon Pagona Pantokratosa Perivola Pratsika Proastio Prosfygika Psachou Psarofai Psilalonia Pyrosvesteio Riganokampos Rodopoulo Zarouchleika Skagiopouleio Skioessa Synora Tabachana Taraboura Tasi Terpsi Terpsithea Tritaki Tsivdi Tzini Vlatero Voudi Vryseika Zarouchleika Zavlani

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