Naval Bases
- Salamis Naval Base 37°58′10″N 23°31′40″E / 37.96944°N 23.52778°E / 37.96944; 23.52778 (Naval base Salamina)
- Souda Bay (Naval Dock Crete) 35°29′46.5″N 24°08′51.5″E / 35.49625°N 24.147639°E / 35.49625; 24.147639 (Souda naval base)
- SDAM (ex NATO COMEDEAST) Agia Paraskevi 38°00′17″N 23°50′21″E / 38.00472°N 23.83917°E / 38.00472; 23.83917 (SDAM)
- Navy radio station 38°09′12.6″N 024°01′40″E / 38.1535°N 24.02778°E / 38.1535; 24.02778
- Agia Marina 38°11′28″N 024°03′48″E / 38.19111°N 24.06333°E / 38.19111; 24.06333
- Troulos Eginas 37°45′55″N 023°33′27.5″E / 37.76528°N 23.557639°E / 37.76528; 23.557639
- Kiriamadi 35°18′05″N 26°17′34″E / 35.30139°N 26.29278°E / 35.30139; 26.29278 (Kyriamadi naval base)
- Corfou
- Myrina 39°52′15″N 25°03′19″E / 39.87083°N 25.05528°E / 39.87083; 25.05528 (Myrina naval base)
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