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About Kamatero<\/a>\n
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  Although the oldest known archaeological finds in Kamatero date to the 4th century BC, the area west of Athens is known to have been inhabited since at least the Bronze Age.<\/p>\n
  Furthermore, leftist parties generally pole better in Kamatero than their national average. The park is considered to be "one of the last wildlife reserves in the Athens urban environment", and it covers "more than 100,000 m2". Empty space today can be found mostly in the western part, on Poikilo mountain. Up to the mid-20th century, the area was made up of farmlands and some forests dominated its northern part. The battalion's encampment is characterised as "rolling country dotted with olive trees". The 21st Battalion was a New Zealand infantry battalion temporarily stationed in Kamatero in spring 1941.<\/p>\n
  PASOK polled 41.94% in Kamatero, as opposed to its national average of 40.55%, while Synaspismos and DIKKI also polled better than their national average (3.69% and 2.94% respectively, as opposed to their national averages of 3.26% and 1.79% respectively). Alternatively, the modern family name αλεξανδρας 27 καματερο<\/a> Kamateros could be derived from the common word "kamateros". However, it is noteworthy that the far-right Popular Orthodox Rally (LAOS) party also polled better in Kamatero, gaining 3.68% of the vote as opposed to its national average of 2.19%. This is especially true of the Communist Party, which in the latest legislative elections (2004) polled 11.14% of the vote in Kamatero, as opposed to its national average of 5.90%. By now, urban development has replaced most of the farmlands and forests, and about two-thirds of the settlement are residential areas.<\/p>\n