Sterakovou

Sterakovou Στερακόβου
Sterakovou Location in Cyprus
Coordinates: 34°42′37″N 32°49′55″E / 34.71028°N 32.83194°E / 34.71028; 32.83194Coordinates: 34°42′37″N 32°49′55″E / 34.71028°N 32.83194°E / 34.71028; 32.83194
Country	Cyprus
District	Limassol District
Population (2001)^[1]
• Total	0
Time zone	EET (UTC+2)
• Summer (DST)	EEST (UTC+3)

Sterakovou (Greek: Στερακόβου) it was one of the biggest Greek Cypriot agricultural settlements until 1974. After 1974 and since people are abandoning villages and are moving in the cities, Sterakovou was abandoned too. Sterakovou now, 15/02/2013 have about 15 permanent citizens.

References

↑ Census 2001

Limassol District

Settlements	Agios Amvrosios Agios Athanasios Agios Dimitrios Agios Georgios Agios Ioannis Agios Konstantinos Agios Mamas Agios Pavlos Agios Theodoros Agios Therapon Agios Thomas Agios Tychonas Agridia Agros Akapnou Akrotiri Akrounta Alassa Alektora Amiandos Anogyra Apesia Apsiou Arakapas Armenochori Arsos Asgata Asomatos Avdimou Chandria Dierona Dora Doros Dymes Episkopi Eptagoneia Erimi Fasoula Foini Foinikaria Gerasa Germasogeia Gerovasa Kalo Chorio Kaminaria Kantou Kapilio Kato Mylos Kato Platres Kato Polemidia Kellaki Kissousa Kivides Klonari Koilani Kolossi Korfi Kouka Kyperounta Laneia Lemithou Limassol Limnatis Lofou Louvaras Malia Mandria Mathikoloni Mesa Geitonia Monagri Monagroulli Moni Moniatis Mouttagiaka Omodos Pachna Palaiomylos Palodeia Pano Amiantos Pano Polemidia Paramali Paramytha Parekklisia Pelendri Pentakomo Pera Pedi Pissouri Platanisteia Platres Potamiou Potamitissa Prastio (Avdimou) Prastio (Kellaki) Prodromos Pyrgos Sanida Silikou Sotira Souni–Zanatzia Spitali Sterakovou Sykopetra Trachoni Treis Elies Trimiklini Tserkezoi Vasa Kellakiou Vasa Koilaniou Vikla Vouni Ypsonas Zoopigi

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