Kato Nevrokopi lies in the Nevrokopi basin, a high enclosed valley in northern Greece, close to the Bulgarian border and framed by the mountains of the Drama regional unit. The settlement is known for some of Greece’s coldest winter conditions; a national low-temperature record of −27.8°C was measured here in 1963. Its agricultural identity is equally strong: Kato Nevrokopi potatoes, grown in the basin’s soils, hold Protected Geographical Indication status in the European Union. The town provides a distinctly inland perspective on Macedonia and Thrace, far from the country’s island and coastal settings. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of the Nevrokopi basin and Drama region.
Generated by AI