Greece/Provincial Road Network

defined by ΦΕΚ 47 Α/8.2.1956
updated in ΦΕΚ 293Β/1995
separated in primary and secondary network.
each prefecture has separate road numbering
there are no signs for provincial road numbers
Prefecture numbers are according to ISO 3166-2:GR, as it is officially used by ΕΛΣΤΑΤ-HSA (formerly ΕΣΥΕ-NSSG until 2010) and ΟΚΧΕ-HEMCO (replaced by ΥΠΕΚΑ-MEE in 2013).

Provincial Road tags
Ways
Key	Value	Notes
`highway`	`secondary` / `tertiary`	If road is paved (mandatory)
`highway`	`unclassified`	If road is unpaved (mandatory)
`name`	Section name (destination - destination)	from the list below, eg Αιτωλικό - Κατοχή or Κατοχή - Αστακός etc.
`reg_ref`	ΕΠ#	e.g. ΕΠ4 - do not use ref
`source:reg_ref`	e.g. ΦΕΚ B 1932/26.9.2007 or ΟΚΧΕ/HEMCO	optionally
`note`		use this to explain any deviation from the original route (detours, sections missing etc)
Relations
Key	Value	Notes
`type`	`route`	mandatory
`route`	`road`	mandatory
`name`	Destination - Destination - Destination	e.g. Αθήνα - Αχαρνές - Πάρνηθα
`network`	GR:provincial:XX	e.g. GR:provincial:A1 Replace XX with the province’s ISO code from the list below.
`ref`	####	e.g. 0101 Ensure that is uses Hellenic script only. Do not tag `ref` on ways.
`reg_ref`	ΕΠ#	e.g. ΕΠ1 Ensure that is uses Hellenic script only.
`source:ref`	Law reference	e.g. ΦΕΚ B 1932/26.9.2007
`role`	forward/backward	used for split ways
`role`	link	used for links to the main road

Classification complex examples
The part of the road after village2 is tertiary because it leads to unpaved part. The part of the paved provincial road that serves villages is secondary. If there are no villages in-between the paved part, then the whole paved part must be tertiary (if it leads to unpvaved part).

Provincial roads by geographical region^[1]

Provincial roads by geographical region (Click on names)

Clickable names on the map

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