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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-10 · 19 entries checked · 11 flagged · 23 issues confirmed · 11 corrected · 12 still open
National parks of Greece — Mount Olympus National Park was established in 1937, not 1938.
National parks of Greece — The breakdown of 10 National Woodland Parks, 2 National Marine Parks, and 15 National Parks is inconsistent with official Greek classifications; the older Woodland Parks are not counted separately from the newer National Parks in official tallies.
Axios Delta National Park — The park's climate is described as 'cold semi-arid (BSk)' under Köppen classification, but the actual climate of the Axios Delta region is typically classified as Mediterranean (Csa) or humid subtropical (Cfa), not cold semi-arid (BSk).
Axios Delta National Park — The statement that the park covers 'five regional units in Central Macedonia' lists Pieria, Imathia, Pella, Kilkis, and Thessaloniki, but the Axios-Loudias-Aliakmonas Delta National Park primarily spans the regional units of Thessaloniki, Imathia, and Pieria;
Chelmos-Vouraikos UNESCO Global Geopark — The entry states the Geopark covers 654 km² with 62 municipalities, but the actual number of municipalities within the Geopark is 6, not 62.
Chelmos-Vouraikos UNESCO Global Geopark — The entry claims the Geopark became a UNESCO Global Geopark in 2015 following successful evaluations in 2013, 2015, and 2019, but the 2019 evaluation occurred after the designation, not before; the designation was based on evaluations in 2013 and 2015.
National Marine Park of Zakynthos — The park hosts approximately 80% of the loggerhead nests in Greece, not the entire Mediterranean.
Parnitha — The entry lists 'Area (1,160 m)' as a notable peak, but the correct name is 'Aera' (or 'Aëra'), not 'Area'.
Parnitha — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section claims the 2007 wildfire burned '80% of the rare Greek Fir and Aleppo pine forest', but authoritative sources indicate the fire burned about 25% of the park's total forest area, and the specific 80% figure for those tree species is n
Lake Prespa — The claim that Little Prespa Lake's surface area shrank from 450 hectares to no more than 20 hectares by 2024 is incorrect; the actual area of the Greek part is much larger, around 4,680 hectares.
Lake Prespa — The claim that the Devoll River feeds Little Prespa Lake is incorrect; the Devoll River does not flow into Little Prespa Lake, whose main water source is the Agios Germanos stream and other local inflows.
Small Prespa Lake — The claim that the island of Agios Achilleios was an early capital of Bulgarian ruler Samuel in the 10th century is inaccurate; Samuel's capital was at Ohrid, not Agios Achilleios.
Small Prespa Lake — The claim that in February 1948, Nikos Zachariadis married Roula Koukoulou on Agios Achilleios during the Greek Civil War is incorrect; Zachariadis married Roula Koukoulou in 1945, not 1948, and the wedding took place in a different location.
Rodopi Mountain Range National Park — The park's area is stated as 'roughly 170,000 hectares' but the actual area is approximately 173,000 hectares.
Rodopi Mountain Range National Park — The park is described as 'Greece's largest national park' but it is not; Pindus National Park or Northern Pindus National Park is larger.
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