List Of Postal Codes In Greece
This is a list of the first 3 digits and the regions of the postal codes in Greece.
Read more about List Of Postal Codes In Greece: 100s: Athens Metropolitan Area, 200s: Peloponnese and The Southern Ionian, 300s: Central Greece, The Sporades and Lefkada, 400s: Thessaly, Epirus and Corfu Including Southeastern Grevena, 500s: Central, Northwestern, Western and Southern Macedonia Excluding Southeastern Grevena, 600s: Central, Eastern, Northern, Southern Macedonia and Thrace, 700s: Crete, 800s: Kythira and The Aegean
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