- Greek National Road 7
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name = Greek National Road 7
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eroad =E65
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length_km = 150
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starting_terminus =Corinth
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ending_terminus =Kalamata
countries =Greece
regions =Peloponnese
cities =Corinth , Tripoli,Kalamata Greek National Road 7 is a motorway in
Peloponnese ,Greece . It begins at a motorway intersection withGreek National Road 8A outsideCorinth and ends atKalamata , passing through Tripoli. It contains intersections with the Greek Motorway A9 and a yet unnumbered motorway branch that, when complete, will reachSparta . (SeeList of Greek roads for more information and maps).Currently, only the
Corinth - Tripoli is constructed, and the remainder of the road untilKalamata will be complete by 2012, with construction starting in late 2007. Along that, construction will start on the branch toSparta . During this construction, the existing part will be improved, with the reconstruction of some dangerous curves, added lighting throughout the length, completion of the Artemisio Tunnel and construction of a better median throughout its length.Length
*Main branch of
Corinth -Kalamata : 150 km
*Secondary branch toSparta : 47 km
*Total length: 205km.Additional information
The already existing part of
Corinth - Tripoli was constructed from 1989 to 1994. Before that, the road connecting Corinth to Tripoli was a very low quality 2-lane road, with dangerous curves, that still exists, but is now rarely used. The then-new motorway made transportation much faster, easier, and of course safer, which led to increased development of Tripoli.This motorway has recently been numbered "Motorway A7", virtually replacing the old GR-7. The branch to
Sparta is still unnumbered.
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