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Roadbook Classic Rally Acropolis Legends 2021 CLASSIC ACROPOLIS LEGENDS 2021 DATE Km LEG PAGE ACROPOLIS - ARVANITSA 15/5/2021 218,13 1Α 1 KM NOTES ΚΜ DIRECTION INFORMATIONS TOTAL PARTIAL REMAIN ΕΚΚΙΝΗΣΗ ΑΚΡΟΠΟΛΗ/START ACROPOLIS 0,00 ΜΗΔΕΝΙΣΤΕ ΣΤΑ ΚΙΤΡΙΝΑ ΚΑΡΤΟΤΗΛΕΦΩΝΑ 0,00 0,00 218,13 ZERO ODOMETERS AT YELLOW PHONES 1 0,50 0,50 217,63 2 1,24 0,74 ΑΓΝΟΗΣΤΕ ΤΑ ΣΗΜΑΤΑ 216,89 IGNORE TRAFFIC SIGNS 3 2Χ ΠΕΤΡΑΛΩΝΑ ΟΔ.ΠΕΙΡΑΙΩΣ 2,04 0,80 216,09 4 Γραμμές τρένου RR tracks 2,43 0,39 215,70 5 "Γκάζι" Factory 2,77 0,34 215,36 6 ΙΕΡΑ ΟΔΟΣ 3,10 0,33 IERA ODOS 215,03 7 ΕΙΣΟΔΟΣ Λ.ΚΩΝ/ΠΟΛΕΩΣ 3,60 0,50 214,53 ENTER KON/POLEOS AVE 8 Page 1 of 42 CLASSIC ACROPOLIS LEGENDS 2021 DATE Km LEG PAGE ACROPOLIS - ARVANITSA 15/5/2021 218,13 1Α 2 KM NOTES ΚΜ DIRECTION INFORMATIONS TOTAL PARTIAL REMAIN ΟΔΟΣ ΛΙΟΣΙΩΝ 4,70 1,10 ΣΙΔ.ΣΤΑΘΜΟΣ 213,43 RR STATION 9 ΟΣΕ 5,27 0,57 212,86 RR STATION 10 ΑΓ.ΑΝΑΡΓΥΡΟΙ ΣΕΠΟΛΙΑ 5,64 0,37 212,49 11 (ΟΔΟΣ ΛΙΟΣΙΩΝ - LIOSION RD) Προς Κόρινθο/Dir Korinthos Προς Λ.Δημοκρατιας 7,72 2,08 210,41 Dir Ave Dimokratias 12 ΑΝΩ ΛΙΟΣΙΑ 9,16 1,44 208,97 13 Φυλή 13,60 4,44 Άνω Λιόσια 204,53 14 ΑΤΤΙΚΗ ΟΔΟΣ 13,80 0,20 204,33 15 Προς Φυλή/Dir Fyli ΟΔΟΣ ΦΥΛΗΣ 14,79 0,99 FYLIS 203,34 16 14,79 Page 2 of 42 CLASSIC ACROPOLIS LEGENDS 2021 DATE Km LEG PAGE ACROPOLIS - ARVANITSA 15/5/2021 218,13 1Α 3 KM NOTES ΚΜ DIRECTION INFORMATIONS TOTAL PARTIAL REMAIN 17,63 ΦΥΛΗ 17,63 2,84 200,50 μικρή/small 17 17,58 ΔΗΜΟΤΙΚΟ ΣΤΑΔΙΟ 19,67 2,04 198,46 ΦΥΛΗΣ 18 Callibration Ι.Ν Κοιμήσεως Start 0,00 της Θεοτόκου Κλειστός 1,00 km 20,63 0,96 Φρούριο Φυλής 197,50 ΛΕΥΚΗ Πηγή Φυλής ΓΡΑΜΜΗ/ 19 WHITE LINE Ξύλινη κολώνα 21,98 1,35 196,15 Wooden post 0,00 20 Δερβενοχώρια 8 1,04 1,04 Dervenohoria 195,11 21 1,87 0,83 194,28 22 5,67 3,80 190,48 23 Φρούριο Φυλής 8,03 2,36 188,12 24 Page 3 of 42 CLASSIC ACROPOLIS LEGENDS 2021 DATE Km LEG PAGE ACROPOLIS - ARVANITSA 15/5/2021 218,13 1Α 4 KM NOTES ΚΜ DIRECTION INFORMATIONS TOTAL PARTIAL REMAIN ΟΡΙΟ 12,36 4,33 Π.Ε ΒΟΙΩΤΙΑΣ 183,79 25 1) 2) Πύλη 19,71 7,35 1) Θήβα 176,44 Σκoύρτα 26 2) 19,71 Σχηματάρι Πύλη 24,89 5,18 Θήβα 171,26 27 ΔΑΦΝΗ 29,79 4,90 ΔΑΦΝΟΥΛΑ 166,36 28 Νεοχώρι 10 Neohori 34,54 4,75 161,61 Ερυθρές 10 29 Erithres * *παλιό κλειστό βενζινάδικο 44,10 9,56 152,05 *old closed gas station 30 Θήβα 44,16 0,06 Λαμία 151,99 31 44,54 0,38 151,61 32 Page 4 of 42 CLASSIC ACROPOLIS LEGENDS 2021 DATE Km LEG PAGE ACROPOLIS - ARVANITSA 15/5/2021 218,13 1Α 5 KM NOTES ΚΜ DIRECTION INFORMATIONS TOTAL PARTIAL REMAIN Athina Plataies 45,66 1,12 Erythres 150,49 45,47 33 45,66 45,47 Καπαρέλλι 8 Kaparelli Μελισσοχώρι 8 49,60 3,94 Melissochori 146,55 Λεύκτρα 34 Θίσβη Μελισσοχώρι Λουτούφι Θήβα 54,71 5,11 Λεύκτρα 141,44 Παρ.Λιβαδόστρας 35 Θίσβη Κυπαρίσσι Λεύκτρα 57,24 2,53 Θίσβη 138,91 36 αρδευτικό κανάλι 59,50 2,26 136,65 irrigation ditch 37 ΘΙΣΒΗ ΛΕΥΚΤΡΑ 61,02 1,52 135,13 ΘΗΒΑ 38 61,21 0,19 134,94 39 61,38 ΤΡΟΠΑΙΟ TROPAIO ΕΛΛΟΠΕΙΑ ELLOPIA ΞΗΡΟΝΟΜΗ XIRONOMI 61,36 0,15 61,36 134,79 ΘΙΣΒΗ THISVI αεροπλάνο/ 40 airplane ΑΛΥΚΗ ALIKI Page 5 of 42 CLASSIC ACROPOLIS LEGENDS 2021 DATE Km LEG PAGE ACROPOLIS - ARVANITSA 15/5/2021 218,13 1Α 6 KM NOTES ΚΜ DIRECTION INFORMATIONS TOTAL PARTIAL REMAIN Θεσπιές 61,56 0,20 Λεοντάρι 134,59 41 ΞΗΡΟΝΟΜΗ ΑΛΥΚΗ 68,10 6,54 ΔΟΜΒΡΑΙΝΑ 128,05 μικρή 42 πλατεία ΕΛΛΟΠΕΙΑ/ELLOPIA ΞΗΡΟΝΟΜΗ 71,75 3,65 XIRONOMI 124,40 43 ΔΟΜΒΡΑΙΝΑ DOMVRENA 72,03 0,28 ΑΛΥΚΗ 124,12 ALIKI 44 Αλυκή 72,52 0,49 Aliki 123,63 45 ΘΗΒΑ 28 THIVA Δόμβραινα 6 75,30 2,78 Domvraina 120,85 Πρόδρομος 14 46 Prodromos ΔΟΜΒΡΑΙΝΑ 79,82 4,52 DOMVRAINA 116,33 47 Θίσβη 1 Thisvi 83,08 3,26 Αγ.Άννα 113,07 Ag.Anna 48 Page 6 of 42 CLASSIC ACROPOLIS LEGENDS 2021 DATE Km LEG PAGE ACROPOLIS - ARVANITSA 15/5/2021 218,13 1Α 7 KM NOTES ΚΜ DIRECTION INFORMATIONS TOTAL PARTIAL REMAIN Πρόδρομος 9 83,99 0,91 Prodromos 112,16 49 γραμμή line 84,18/0,00 Αγ.Άννα 84,17 0,18 111,98 0,00 50 γραμμή ΣΙΣΑ 8 SISA line 4,56 4,56 4,56 8 στην άσφαλτο 107,42 51 8 on tarmac 7,54 2,98 πέτρινη βάση 104,44 stone base 52 9,48 1,94 102,50 53 τσιμεντένιο κουτί για ρολόι ΔΕΗ 12,27 2,79 * 99,71 cement electricity meter box 54 13,66 1,39 98,32 55 * *ΕΚΚΛΗΣΑΚΙ/CHAPEL 13,74 0,08 * 98,24 *ΒΡΥΣΗ/WELL 56 Page 7 of 42 CLASSIC ACROPOLIS LEGENDS 2021 DATE Km LEG PAGE ARVANITSA - AMFISSA 15/5/2021 218,13 1Β 1 KM NOTES ΚΜ DIRECTION INFORMATIONS TOTAL PARTIAL REMAIN κολώνα ΔΕΗ 14,26 * electricity Θίσβη 14,23 0,49 post 14,26 ΒΙΠΕ 97,75 14,23 57 ανάποδο/reverse 14,23 ΣΕΧ 2 ΑΡΒΑΝΙΤΣΑ Αρβανίτσα 20,27 6,04 TC 2 91,71 ARVANITSA Καφέ-φαγητό 0,00 58 Αγ.Άννα Αγ.Τριάδα 7,46 7,46 Θίσβη 84,25 59 Αρβανίτσα Αγ.Άννα 7,72 0,26 Αθήνα 83,99 60 8,15 0,43 ΣΤΑΣΗ ΛΕΩΦΟΡΕΙΟΥ 83,56 61 BUS STOP Όσιος Λουκάς Osios Loukas 9,32 1,17 Δίστομο 82,39 Distomo 62 9,40 0,08 82,31 63 11,05 1,65 80,66 64 Page 8 of 42 CLASSIC ACROPOLIS LEGENDS 2021 DATE Km LEG PAGE ARVANITSA - AMFISSA 15/5/2021 218,13 1Β 2 KM NOTES ΚΜ DIRECTION INFORMATIONS TOTAL PARTIAL REMAIN ΣΤΑΣΗ/BUS STOP 15,22 4,17 76,49 65 Όσιος Λουκάς 2 19,44 4,22 Osios Loukas 72,27 66 19,44 Café Platanos (Δίστομο/Distomo) 25,96 6,52 65,75 67 27,03 1,07 64,68 6868 ΠΡΟΣΟΧΗ/CAUTION ΕΚΟ Δεσφίνα 27,61 0,58 Desfina 16 64,10 69 TOURING TROPHY 58,97 31,36 32,74 70 TOURING TROPHY ΕΥΘΕΙΑ ΠΡΟΣ ΑΜΦΙΣΣΑ/T.T STRAIGHT TO AMFISSA ΠΩΛΟΥΝΤΑΙ 59,01 0,04 ΜΕΖΟΝΕΤΕΣ 32,70 71 66,57 7,56 Τσιμεντένιο κολωνάκι 25,14 Cement post 72 Page 9 of 42 CLASSIC ACROPOLIS LEGENDS 2021 DATE Km LEG PAGE ARVANITSA - AMFISSA 15/5/2021 218,13 1Β 3 KM NOTES ΚΜ DIRECTION INFORMATIONS TOTAL PARTIAL REMAIN 66,89 0,32 24,82 73 76,86 9,97 14,85 74 Δελφοί Delfoi 16 79,63 2,77 Άμφισσα 12,08 Amfissa 12 75 Λιδωρίκι Lidoriki 90,84 11,21 Άμφισσα 0,87 Amfissa 76 Προς Άμφισσα 90,92 0,08 0,79 Dir Amfissa 77 Άγαλμα/Statue ΣΕΧ 3 ΑΜΦΙΣΣΑ 91,71 0,79 0,00 TC 3 AMFISSA 78 Page 10 of 42 CLASSIC ACROPOLIS LEGENDS 2021 DATE Km LEG PAGE AMFISSA - GR. OXYA 15/5/2021 228,06 2Α 1 KM NOTES ΚΜ DIRECTION INFORMATIONS TOTAL PARTIAL REMAIN ΣΕΧ 4 ΑΜΦΙΣΣΑ OUT TC 4 AMFISSA OUT 0,00 0,00 228,06 1 0,78 Λιδωρίκι 0,72 0,72 227,34 2 Βουνιχώρα 16,70 15,98 Vounichora 211,36 3 Λιδωρίκι Lidoriki 28,42 11,72 200μ Ερατεινή 199,64 Eratini 4 Λιδωρίκι 29,73 Lidoriki 29,63 1,21 100μ Αμυγδαλιά 198,43 Amygdalia 5 Κόκκινη γραμμή 30,20 0,57 197,86 Red line 0,00 6 ΔΔ Αμυγδαλιάς ΔΔ Σώταινας 3,26 3,26 ΔΔ Στύλιας 194,60 ΔΔ Περιθιώτισσας 7 ΔΔ Σώταινας ΔΔ Στύλιας 4,37 1,11 ΔΔ Περιθιώτισσας 193,49 8 Page 11 of 42 CLASSIC ACROPOLIS LEGENDS 2021 DATE Km LEG PAGE AMFISSA - GR. OXYA 15/5/2021 228,06 2Α 2 KM NOTES ΚΜ DIRECTION INFORMATIONS TOTAL PARTIAL REMAIN 8,27 3,90 189,59 9 9,11 0,84 ανάποδη/reverse 188,75 πεσμένη/fallen 10 9,59 0,48 188,27 11 9,82 Μηλιά 9,79 0,20 9,79 Σώταινα 188,07 12 Μακρινή Μηλιά 10,83 1,04 Στύλια 187,03 Περιθιώτισσα 13 Μηλιά 13,36 2,53 184,50 14 μικρή/small 16,06 Δήμος Τολοφώνος * Μηλέα 16,10 2,74 16,10 181,76 15 *3 παγκάκια στο 16,10/3 benches at 16,10 16,91 0,81 Παγκάκι/Bench 180,95 16 Page 12 of 42 CLASSIC ACROPOLIS LEGENDS 2021 DATE Km LEG PAGE AMFISSA - GR. OXYA 15/5/2021 228,06 2Α 3 KM NOTES ΚΜ DIRECTION INFORMATIONS TOTAL PARTIAL REMAIN Δήμος Λιδωρικίου 20,06 3,15 ΔΔ Στύλιας 177,80 ΔΔ Περιθιώτισσας 17 ΔΗΜΟΣ ΛΙΔΩΡΙΚΙΟΥ ΔΔ Στύλιας 23,88 3,82 Περιθιώτισσα 173,98 18 (ΣΤΥΛΙΑ - STYLIA) ΚΑΛΟ 24,89 1,01 ΤΑΞΙΔΙ 172,97 2 παγκάκια/ 2 19 benches Τραχύς δρόμος για 450μ 29,01 4,12 168,85 Rough road for 450m 20 Περιθιώτισσα 29,56 0,55 * ΣΤΑΣΗ 168,30 BUS STOP 21 32,44 *2ο εκκλησάκι στο 32,43 32,43 2,87 32,43 * 165,43 *2nd chapel at 32,43 22 32,40 Τραχύς δρόμος για 250μ 34,76 2,33 163,10 Rough road for 250m 23 38,08 ΒΡΥΣΗ/WELL * ΠΟΤΙΔΑΝΕΙΑ 37,82 3,06 24 160,04 πέτρινο κιοσκι stone kiosk * Page 13 of 42 CLASSIC ACROPOLIS LEGENDS 2021 DATE Km LEG PAGE AMFISSA - GR.
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