List of Radio Stations in Greece - Rest of The Country

Rest of The Country

The rest of Greece has close to 1,000 stations operating, most (but not all) of them unlicensed but with a temporary broadcast permit issued by the Radio-Television Committee. The list is a work in progress.

Venus Radio 99,3 Mykonos 99,3 FM - http://venusradio.gr
Rythmos 104,5 greece 104,5 FM-http://www.1045.gr
Metropolis Fm 96.4 96.4 FM-http://www.metropolisfm.gr
Rock Channel 94.4 94,4 FM-http://www.rock-channel.com
Rodon 95 FM - Serres - 95 FM - http://www.rodonfm.net
Agrinio 93.7 FM - Agrinio - 93.7 FM - http://www.agriniofm.gr
Argaiki Radiofonia - Argos
Argos Radio Deejay - Argos - 96.2 FM
Cool FM - Argos, Kefalari - 90.7 FM - http://www.coolfmnet.gr
Derveni FM - Derveni
Derveni 105 - Derveni - 104.7 FM
Dimotiki Radiofonia Larissas (Larissa Municipal Radio) - Larissa - 93.6 FM
Dimotiko Radiofono Volou (Volos Municipal Radio) - Volos - 104.6 FM - http://www.volosradio.gr
Dimotiko Radiofono Nafpliou (Nafplio Public Radio) - Nafplio - 89.1 FM
Electra FM - Korinthos - 98.5 FM
Eleftheri Radiofonas Krestenas - Krestena - 101.6 FM
Ennalax FM
ERA Florina - Florina, an ERA affiliate
ERA Kozani - Kozani, an ERA affiliate
ERA Patras - Patras, an ERA affiliate
Ionion FM - Pyrgos - 95.5/95.8/96.1 FM - http://www.ionionfm.gr
Isimeria 102.3 FM - Nafplio, - 102.3 FM - http://www.isimeria.gr
Loutraki Star - Loutraki - 88.0 FM
Mini FM - Amaliada - 107.2/91.3 FM
Mojo FM, replaced Klik FM (Click FM) - Patras - 107.7 FM - http://www.mojoradio.gr
ORT - Pyrgos - 101.3 FM
Patras Radio Deejay - Patras - 100.1 FM - http://www.prdj.com
Pirate FM - Chios - 91 FM - http://www.piratefm.gr
Proto Kanali - Ioannina - http://www.protokanali.gr/
Radio Argolida - Nafplio - 90.2 FM
Radio Ermionida - Ermioni - 104.6 FM
Radio Faros - Metsovo - 92.7 FM
Radio Fokida - Itea
Radio Greece - Athens - via satellite - http://www.radiogreece.gr
Radio Kardama - Kardamas - 102 FM - http://www.radiokardama.gr
Radio Kranidi - Kranidi - 107.1 FM
Radio Kriti - Heraklio - 101.5 FM - http://www.radiokriti.gr
Radio Loutraki - Loutraki - 96.9 FM
Radio ONE - Amaliada - 107.5 FM
Radio Retro - Chania - 105.4 FM - http://www.radioretro.gr
Radio Xylokastro - Xylokastro - 103.3 FM
Relax FM - Patras - 88.2 FM
Santorini 106.4 FM - Santorini - 106.4 FM - http://www.santorini1064fm.gr
RSA- Radio Station of Amalias - Amalias - 90.8 FM
Skyline FM - Korinthos - 87.5 FM
Stigma 97.6 - Zakynthos 97.6 FM - http://www.stigmafm.gr
Sky Radio 99.2 - Ioannina - 99.2 FM - http://www.skyradio.gr/
Style 89.6 - Argos - 89.6/94.9 FM - http://www.stylefm.gr
Super B - Patras
Super FM - Ioannina - http://www.super-fm.com/
Top FM - Patras - 93.0 FM - http://www.top-fm.gr
Vima FM - Ioannina - http://surf.to/vimafm
Zenith FM - Kiato - 102.4 FM
Island FM - Zakynthos - 88.6 FM - http://www.islandfm.gr
Paradise Radio Xanthi - 90.3 FM - http://www.paradise.gr
Xanthi Radio Deejay Xanthi - 90.6 FM - http://www.xanthiradiodj.gr
Underground Radio Xanthi - 100.3 FM - http://live.duth.gr
Radio Melody 88 Sitia Crete - 88.0 FM - http://www.melody88.gr
Ioannina Radio DeeJay 89.6 - Ioannina - 89.6 FM - http://www.ioanninadeejay.gr
radio lehovo 97.1 -Florina- http://www.radio-lehovo.gr
Radio Notes - Serres - 106.0 FM - http://www.radionotes.gr

This is a partial list - under development

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