Makri, Evros

• Makri, pop. 924 in 2011 • Dikella, pop. 290 • Ennato, pop. 268 • Koimisi Theotokou, pop. 48 • Mesimvria, pop. 145 • Panorama, pop. 37 • Paralia Dikellon, pop. 102 • Plaka, pop. 105 ==Population==

Makri was ruled by the Ottoman Empire until the Balkan Wars of 1912 under the name Miri. It became a part of Bulgaria after 1912. In 1920 it became a part of Greece, and in 1941–1944 it was re-occupied by Bulgarian forces during the Axis Occupation of Greece. ==Gallery==

File:View from hill in Makri, Evros.JPG|View over Makri File:Makri, Evros prefecture, Greece.jpg|View from nearby hill File:Makri coastline, Evros.JPG|Coastline File:View of Samothraki from Makri, Evros.JPG|View of Samothraki from Makri File:Beach in Nea Makri Evrou.jpg|Beach in summer time File:Makri Beach, Evros.JPG|Beach in spring File:Cave, Makri, Evros.JPG|Cyclops Cave File:Ruins Makri Evros.JPG|Ruins of Byzantine church File:Stream Makri village Evros.JPG|Stream that runs through the village File:Makri church exterior, Evros.JPG|Church exterior File:Makri church interior, Evros.JPG|Church interior ==See also==