Locris is a region in ancient Greece, located in the central part of the country. It is bordered by Phocis to the west and Boeotia to the south. Locris is divided into two main areas: Ozolian Locris in the west and Epicurean Locris in the east. The region is known for its rugged terrain and proximity to the Gulf of Corinth. The inhabitants of Locris, called Locrians, were known for their unique dialect of Greek and their contributions to ancient culture. They participated in various historical events, including the Peloponnesian War. Locris is also noted for its religious sites, particularly those dedicated to the goddess Artemis.