Pagona
The name Pagona is of Greek and Italian origin and comes from the beautiful well-known peacock. Etymology means she is an impressive and majestic woman.
China: It is synonymous with greatness and beauty
Persia: Indicates royalty and is characterized by the royal throne
Peacock: It is a symbol of luck, prosperity, love and beauty
Human settlement in Greece
Pagona (Greek: Παγώνα) is a neighbourhood in the city of Patras, Achaea, Greece.
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City of Patras
- 1st (North)
- 2nd (South)
- 3rd (East)
- 4th (Central)
- Agia Aikaterini
- Agia Sofia
- Agia Triada
- Agialexiotissa
- Agios Alexios
- Agios Andreas
- Agios Georgios Langoura
- Agios Dimitrios
- Agios Dionyssios
- Agios Nektarios
- Agyia
- Ampelokipoi
- Anapirika Iteon
- Antheia
- Anthoupoli
- Aroi
- Asyrmatos
- Begoulaki
- Chalkomata
- Dasylio
- Diakou
- Drosia
- Eglykada
- Eschatovouni
- Evraiomnimata
- Geraneika
- Girokomeio
- Glaraki
- Glyfada
- Gouva
- Ities
- Kalamaki
- Kaminia
- Kantrianika
- Kastellokampos
- Kavouri
- Kokkinos Milos
- Kolonaki
- Kotroni
- Koukouli
- Kritika
- Krya Iteon
- Kypseli
- Ladopoulou
- Lefka
- Lykochoro
- Makrygianni
- Markato
- Metamorfosi Sotiros
- Neapoli Patras
- Pagona
- Pantokratoras
- Perivola
- Portes (Rodopoulou)
- Pratsika
- Proastio
- Prosfygika
- Psachou
- Psarofai
- Psilalonia
- Pyrosvesteio
- Riganokampos
- Skagiopouleio
- Skioessa (Voudeni)
- Synora
- Tabachana
- Taraboura
- Terpsi
- Terpsithea
- Tritaki
- Tsivdi
- Tzini
- Vlatero
- Voud
- Zarouchleika (Glafkos)
- Zavlani
- Dexameni
- Egglezika
- Farmaki
- Galaxidiotika
- Gazochori
- Kloukiniotika
- Mantzavineika
- Tasi
- Vryseika
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