List of modern cities named after Athens

Last updated August 04, 2024

This List of modern cities named after Athens recounts modern city names entirely named after Athens, Greece, or containing Athens as a segment.

United States

Athens, Alabama (pop. 24,234)
Athens, Arkansas ^[1]
Athens, California
West Athens, California (pop. 9,101)
Athens, Georgia (pop. 114,983)
Athens, Illinois (pop. 1,726)
New Athens, Illinois (pop. 2,620)
New Athens Township, St. Clair County, Illinois (pop. 2,620)
Athens, Indiana
Athens, Kentucky
Athens, Louisiana (pop. 262)
Athens Township, Jewell County, Kansas (pop. 74)
Athens, Maine (pop. 847)
Athens, Michigan (pop. 1,111)
Athens Township, Michigan (pop. 2,571)
Athens, Minnesota
Athens Township, Minnesota (pop. 2,322)
Athens, Mississippi
Athens (town), New York (pop. 3,991)
Athens (village), New York (pop. 1,695)
Athens, Ohio (pop. 21,909)
Athens County, Ohio (pop. 62,223)
Athens Township, Athens County, Ohio (pop. 27,714)
Athens Township, Harrison County, Ohio (pop. 520)
New Athens, Ohio (pop. 342)
Athena, Oregon (pop. 1,270)
Athens, Pennsylvania (pop. 3,415)
Athens Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania (pop. 5,058)
Athens Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania (pop. 775)
Athens, Tennessee (pop. 13,220)
Athens, Texas (pop. 11,297)
Athens, Vermont (pop. 340)
Athens, West Virginia (pop. 1,102)
Athens, Wisconsin (pop. 1,095)

Canada

Athens Township, Ontario (pop. 3,086)

Costa Rica

Atenas (pop. 7,716)
Atenas (canton) (pop. 23,743)

Germany

Athenstedt, Saxony-Anhalt (pop. 431)

Honduras

Atenas De San Cristóbal, Atlántida ^[2]

Italy

Atena Lucana, Province of Salerno, Campania (pop. 2,344)
Atina, Province of Frosinone, Lazio (pop. 4,480)

Poland

Ateny, Podlaskie Voivodeship (pop. 40)

Ukraine

Afini (Zoria – Зоря), Donetsk (pop. 200)

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References

↑ The population of the unincorporated communities below is not mentioned here
↑ "Where is Atenas De San Cristobal in Atlántida, Honduras located?". www.gomapper.com. Archived from the original on 17 March 2014. Retrieved 17 March 2014.

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[1] The population of the unincorporated communities below is not mentioned here

[2] "Where is Atenas De San Cristobal in Atlántida, Honduras located?". www.gomapper.com. Archived from the original on 17 March 2014. Retrieved 17 March 2014.

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