Gulf of Euboea

The North Euboean Gulf (, Voreios Evvoïkos Kolpos) separates the northern part of the island Euboea from the mainland of Central Greece (Phthiotis and Boeotia). The narrow Euripus Strait, near Chalcis, connects the gulf to the south with the South Euboean Gulf. To the northwest, the gulf is connected with the Malian Gulf at Cape Cnemides. The overall length is about . Its total area is , and its maximum depth is , in its central part. The Lichades islands lie at the northwestern end of the gulf, and Atalanti Island near the southwest coast. The main city on the North Euboean Gulf is Chalcis, at its southeastern end. Other notable places on the gulf are Aidipsos, Limni and Nea Artaki on Euboea, and Agios Konstantinos, Livanates and Larymna on the Greek mainland. ==South Euboean Gulf==

The South Euboean Gulf (, Notios Evvoïkos Kolpos) separates the southern part of the island Euboea from the mainland of Central Greece (Boeotia and Attica). With a total length of approximately , it stretches from the Euripus Strait in the northwest, which connects it to the North Euboean Gulf, to the Petalioi Gulf in the southeast. Its area in wide sense, including the Petalioi Gulf, is . The islet Kavalliani lies in the southeastern entrance to the gulf. The main city on the South Euboean Gulf is Chalcis, at its northwestern end. Other notable places on the gulf are Eretria, Amarynthos and Aliveri on Euboea, and Avlida, Dilesi, Nea Palatia and Agioi Apostoloi on the Greek mainland. ==References==