Greece Interstate 33
From Academic Kids
Greece Interstate 33 is a highway that runs from Patras, originally at Dimitris Gounaris Street, now begins at the beltway, and had a branch ending at Olympia, and ends near Vytina, and Levídi, and some think it still ends at Ellinikon near Andritsaina and Megalopolis. Its length is about: 130 km, 170 km with the second branch, and 200 km with both, and 175 km from Patras to S of Ellinikon.
The highway follows into towns and villages like:
On some maps: Rhion (obsolete) - GR-8A - Patras.
- Patras (southbound)
- Akrotiriou Street
- South by-pass near the Glafkos river
- Demokratias Street
- Access to Ilias Street and GR-9 along with the Patras Bypass at the Ovrya interchange (exit 4 southbound/2 northbound)
- Ovrya
- near Kallithéa, Achaia
- junction with road to Chalandritsa and Kalavryta
- junction with two roads to Fares and the Patras Industrial Area
- Diasello
- Agia Iliada
- forest
- Panopoulo
- junction with a second branch
- Lampeia
- Tripotama
- Panagitsa
- junction with GR-74. Tertiary: Dimitsaina - Stremnitsa - Elliniko - GR-76. rarely operable
Second Branch: near Panopoulo - Olympia, now rarely operable. Also the only road linking Krestena and Pyrgos and Kalavrita.
