GREEK NATIONAL ROAD 27

(Redirected from Greece Interstate 27)
'Greek National Road 27' is a highway linking Itea, Amfissa and Lamia. The south to north highway is divided into two sections, the Itea and Amfissa Highway and the Amfissa - Lamia Highway. It is now the only highway linking Patras and the western Peloponnese and Central, Northcentral and Northern Greece including Lamia, Larissa and Thessaloniki (via GR-1/E75). The highway unofficially begins in Agios Nikolaos with a joint with GR-48. The highway actually begins in Itea with a joint with GR-48. It passes into the valley which extends into Amfissa. North of Amfissa passes into the mountains with curvy roads for the rest of the length and ahs a junction with GR-3. The highway runs again into the curvy roads and into the pass of about 1,000 m high. It runs into another valley with curvy roads and ends with GR-1/E75 which is now the old highway with the interchange in the south. Further east is the junction with the new GR-1/E75. There may be a by-pass of Amfissa but it is not planned. It runs in the prefectures of Phokida and Fthiotis.

★ Length: about 120 km

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History

Places

History

In 2004 after the opening of the tunnel, the interchange at the new highway became the old highway and is also GR-27.

Places

★ Itea - Amfissa Highway (jount with GR-48)

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★ Itea

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★ junction with the GR-48

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★ junction with the northern branch of GR-48/access to GR-27

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★ near Agios Konstantinos

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★ Amfissa

★ Amfissa - Lamia Highway

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★ junction with the old GR-48

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★ dangerous curves

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★ junction with GR-3/E962

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★ pass of about 1,100 m

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★ interchange with the old GR-1 SE of Lamia