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Greek Railway Map GREEK RAILWAY MAP SVILENGRAD ORMENIO (28+120) MARASIA (150+381=4+762) DIKEA B U L G A R I A (20+506) NEA VYSSA (137+951) NEA ORESTIADA (129+310) CHEIMONIO (123+010) EVROS KOULATA PYTHIO (112+017) (14+461) DIDYMOTEICHO KASTANOUSSA (98+265) (51+990) RODOPOLI PROMACHONAS DRAMA (61+639) (13+401) PARENESTIO NEOCHORI LAVARA MOURIES VYRONEIA (233+641) (247+217) XANTHI (83+710) (46+993) (84+597) STRIMONAS NORTH MACEDONIA STAUROUPOLI (94+351, 00+000) PLATANIA (256+437) (222+455) MANDRAKI DRAMA XANTHI DOIRANI (74+400) SIDIROKASTRO POLYANTHOS RODOPI LAGYNA GEVGELIJA (196+126) (291+453) (57+102) (33+700) (98+810) LIVERA (323+600) (78+666) NIKIFOROS (268+032) SKOTOUSSA (211+286) (110+741) KOMOTINI IDOMENI CALINDOIA (338+659) (61+114=26+566) GAZOROS FOTOLIVOS IASMOS (76+718) (149+162) LEUKOTHEA (183+467) POLYSITO (319+450) KILKIS SERRES (170+243) TOXOTES (307+400) MESTI PAIONIA METALLIKO (277+371) MONASTIRI (369+374) PEPLOS (64+726) (126+040) KAVALA (222+335) (50+367) CHRYSO VENNA (39+937) KIRKI (137+422) (354+859) PELLA KILKIS (KRISTONI) NEA ZICHNI DIMITRA (385+892) FERES POLYKASTRO (163+242) (28+509) KREMENICA NEOS KAFKASOS (56+747) (41+163) (158+200, 0+000) (206+070) (200+400) MYRKINOS POTAMOS ASPROS SERRES (6+182) (397+839) (43+628) GALLIKOS AMFIPOLI KASTANAS (28+755) MESONISIO ARNISSA AGRAS EDESSA LIMENAS (17+450) (36+346) (136+784) (119+091) AMFIPOLIS (187+464, 0+000) (110+700) FILADELFEIA (24+849) VEVI GEFYRA (20+899) FLORINA (178+490) SKYDRA (23+439) ALEXANDROUPOLI T U R K E Y (5+446) VEGORITIDA THESSALONIKI (95+774) ADENDRO AXIOS (0+362) (143+200) ΤX1 FLORINA (28+810) (20+150) XINO NERO (6+364) THESSALONIKI (164+813) AMYNTAIO EPISKOPI PLATY (86+828) LACHANOKIPOI (159+181, 0+000) (36+338) (9+649) THASSOS LAKIAS NAOUSSA ALEXANDREIA (10+883) (44+067) THESSALONIKI ΤX1 (79+080) AGXIALOS KEFALOCHORI (4+644) (13+760) FILOTAS (52+100) (14+699) VEROIA SINDOS (10+847) (67+469) XECHASMENI PTOLEMAIDA (54+826) THESSALONIKI ΤX1 THESSALONIKI KASTORIA (26+571) MESSI LOUTROS (0+000) (62+500) (49+600) (-1+000) AZOTO AIGINIO (31+600) KOULOURA LEIANOVERGION (464+041) KOMANOS (57+400) (38+700) A L B A N I A (35+100) IMATHIA MAURODENDRI HALKIDIKI SAMOTHRAKI (43+420) KOZANI KOZANI (59+420) PIERIA KATERINI (434+899) LITOCHORO (418+600) GREVENA LEPTOKARYA (404+339) NEOI POROI LIMNOS LARISSA (392+986) RAPSANI (381+961) EVAGELISMOS IOANNINA (368+974) KALABAKA (80+133) ZACHARI (353+300) LARISSA (345+407) HALKI TRIKALA MEZOURLO (10+965) (343+593) TRIKALA KRANNONAS MELIA KIPSELI (58+004) (328+054) (16+814) (23+382) MAGOULA (45+830) ARMENIO THESPROTIA FANARI (29+131) ORFANA DOXARAS (43+585) (313+300) (321+853) VELESTINO LATOMEIO ( 49+632) VOLOS EVIDRIO (41+516) SOFADES (61+169, 0+523) RIGEO (14+517) ANO LECHONIA FARSALA (45+517) KARDITSA (67+413) (12+430) KARDITSA (29+581) VELESTINO LESVOS PALEOFARSALO DASOLOFO (19+024) HALKODONIO MILIES ARTA (303+105, 00+000 ) (55+380) AERINO PREVEZA (37+907) (32+307) (28+200) SPORADES THAUMAKOS DOMOKOS (267+510) (270+358, 287+904) AGIES MAGNISIA (250+482) AGIOS STEFANOS ( 244+892) EVRYTANIA LAMIA MEG. 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