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579 peaks

Mountains and peaks of Greece

This page lists 579 mountains and peaks of Greece that have a page of their own, grouped by region. The highest is Mytikas (2,918 m, Wikidata). Each page has the height with its source (Wikidata or OpenStreetMap), the nearest town, the OpenStreetMap mountain huts and hiking routes nearby where there are any, daylight and, where the summit lies inside a Natura 2000 site, that site's page. 250 peaks have a hut or shelter within 10 km and 243 have a hiking route within 2 km.

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A peak has a page when Wikidata gives it a name and a height (or when it matches an OpenStreetMap natural=peak node that has an elevation), it lies in a Greek municipality, has a Wikipedia article, a known prominence or a height of at least 700 m, and has something near it. The list is not complete: Wikidata has a height for fewer than one in four of its mountains and many OpenStreetMap peaks have no Wikidata item. Mount Athos has no pages, because it has no municipality in our data.

The highest peaks

The 20 highest peaks with a page, with height and regional unit.

Massifs

Massifs in which Wikidata places several peaks with a page.

Eastern Macedonia and Thrace

21 peaks, highest first.

Attica

19 peaks, highest first.

North Aegean

8 peaks, highest first.

Western Greece

53 peaks, highest first.

Western Macedonia

52 peaks, highest first.

Epirus

49 peaks, highest first.

Thessaly

30 peaks, highest first.

Ionian Islands

9 peaks, highest first.

Central Macedonia

38 peaks, highest first.

Crete

106 peaks, highest first.

South Aegean

14 peaks, highest first.

Peloponnese

117 peaks, highest first.

Central Greece

63 peaks, highest first.

Sources

Natura 2000 sites · Sights of Greece · Islands of Greece · Regions of Greece · Airports and ports

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