500s: Central, Northwestern, Western and Southern Macedonia Excluding Southeastern Grevena
- 500 - Kozani regional unit
- 01 - Neapoli
- 02 - Tsotyli
- 03 - Askio
- 04 - Aiani or Aiane
- 05 - Mouriki
- 06 - Komnina
- 07 - Arrernes and Pentalofos
- 08 - not used
- 09 - Vlasti or Blasti
- 10 - Elimeia
- 11 through 99 - not used
- 501 - Kozani and Koilada
- 502 - Ptolemaida, Agia Paraskevi and Dimitrios Ypsilantis
- 503 - Siatista
- 504 - Velventos
- 505 - Servia, Kamvounia and Livadero
- 506 through 509 - not used
- 510 - small parts of the Grevena area
- 01 through 29 - not used
- 30 - Irakleotes
- 31 - not used
- 32 - Polyneri, Mesolouri
- 33 through 99 - not used
- 511 - Grevena, Chasia, Dotsiko, Filippi, Gorgiani, Kosmas o Aitolos, Perivoli, Samarina, Theodoros Ziakas and Ventzio
- 512 - Deskati
- 513 through 519 - not used
- 520 - most of the Kastoria area
- 01 through 49 - not used
- 50 - Kastraki
- 51 - Nestorio
- 52 - Agioi Anargyroi
- 53 - Ion Dragoumis
- 54 - Kleisoura
- 55 - Korestia
- 56 - Makednoi
- 57 - not used
- 58 - Akrites and Aliakmonas
- 59 - Vitsi
- 60 through 69 - not used
- 521 - Kastoria and Agia Triada
- 522 - Orestida
- 523 through 529 - not used
- 530 - most of the Florina area
- 01 through 69 - not used
- 70 - Filotas
- 71 - Meliti
- 72 - not used
- 73 - Lechovo
- 74 - not used
- 75 - Aetos
- 76 - not used
- 77 - Krystallopigi and Prespes
- 78 - Nymfaio
- 79 through 99 - not used
- 531 - Florina, Kato Kleines and Perasma
- 532 - Amyntaio
- 533 through 539 - not used
- 540 - Thessaloniki
- 541 - Thessaloniki
- 542 - Thessaloniki
- 543 - Thessaloniki
- 544 - Thessaloniki
- 545 - Thessaloniki, Kallithea, Mygdonia
- 546 - Thessaloniki
- 547 - Thessaloniki
- 548 - Thessaloniki
- 549 - Thessaloniki
- 550 - Thessaloniki
- 551 - Thessaloniki, Kalamaria
- 552 - Thessaloniki, Panorama and Pylaia
- 553 - Thessaloniki, Triandria
- 554 - Thessaloniki, Agios Pavlos
- 555 - Thessaloniki, eastern part
- 556 - Thessaloniki, eastern part
- 557 - Thessaloniki, eastern part
- 558 - Thessaloniki
- 559 - Thessaloniki
- 560 - Thessaloniki, northern part
- 561 - Ampelokipoi, Menemeni
- 562 - Eleftherio-Kordelio, Evosmos and Neapoli
- 563 - Thessaloniki
- 564 - Efkarpia and Stavroupoli
- 565 - Polichni
- 566 - Sykies
- 567 - Thessaloniki area
- 568 - Thessaloniki area
- 569 - Thessaloniki
- 570 - Thessaloniki regional unit except for the Thessaloniki Metropolitan Area
- 01 - Thermis and Pikrolimni
- 02 - not used
- 03 - Agios Athanasios
- 04 - Michaniona
- 05 - Sochos
- 06 - Vasilika
- 07 - Chalkidona
- 08 - Echedoros
- 09 - not used
- 10 - Chortiatis, Pefka and Rentina
- 11 - not used
- 12 - Kallindoia and Koroneia
- 13 - Oraiokastro
- 14 - Lachana, Madytos
- 15 - Apollonia
- 16 through 18 - not used
- 19 - Thermaikos
- 20 - not used
- 21 - Asprovalta
- 22 through 99 - not used
- 571 - Thermi, Koufalia
- 572 - Lagkadas, Assiros and Vertiskos
- 573 - Chalastra, Kymira and Profiti
- 574 - not used
- 575 - Mikra
- 576 through 579 - not used
- 580 - Pella regional unit
- 01 - not used
- 02 - Arnissa, Panagitsa
- 03 - not used
- 04 - Exaplatanos
- 05 - Pella
- 06 through 99 - not used
- 581 - Giannitsa and Kyrros
- 582 - Edessa
- 583 - Megas Alexandros and Krya Vrysi
- 584 - Aridaia
- 585 - Skydra and Meniida
- 586 through 589 - not used
- 590 - Imathia
- 01 through 30 - not used
- 31 - Meliki and Vergina
- 32 - Platy
- 33 - Apostolos Pavlos
- 34 - Eirinoupoli
- 35 - Anthemia
- 36 through 99 - not used
- 591 - Veria (Verroia), Antigonides, Dovras and Makedonida
- 592 - Naoussa
- 593 - Alexandria
- 594 through 599 - not used
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