Aritmetikou

Aritmetikou is a village located in the municipal unit of Kalo Chorio, which forms part of the municipality, Aristotelis, on the island of Lemnos, Greece. The village lies approximately 34 kilometers north of Myrina, which is the capital of Lemnos and is connected to the sea through a small port.

The name of the village is derived from the Greek term "arithmetikou," meaning arithmetic or numerical. Not much information is available on the history of the village, how it got its name, or significant dates or events in its past. However, it is often mentioned alongside other nearby settlements that have contributed to making the Lemnos region diverse in culture and landscape.

Aritmetikou has a relatively small population and average land area. The village can be characterized as a typical rural settlement of the Aegean islands, with some low hills and a rocky shoreline. Activities and attractions within and around the village are mainly centered on traditional Greek agricultural practices, including olive oil and grape cultivation, which have also contributed to the island's trading activities over the centuries.

As most Aegean Islands, Lemnos and its villages have many fertile plains and hills where ancient city ruins, old castles, and natural habitats coexist and showcase the area's history, thousands of years in the making. Aritmetikou is close to these features and experiences a relatively stable and dry climate throughout the year, influenced by its location north of Greece. Despite the relatively unknown history of the village and other nearby communities, it appears that such areas still attract tourists and keep the spirit of traditional Greek architecture and way of life alive.