Athens–Corinth highway

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The Athens–Corinth highway is a major Greek motorway connecting the capital Athens with the city of Corinth and serving as a key route to the Peloponnese.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf motorway
transport infrastructure
connects Athens
Corinth
country Greece
function key route to the Peloponnese
hasAccessTo Athens urban road network
linked to: Athens road network

road network of Peloponnese
importance major corridor for tourism to Peloponnese
primary road link between Athens and western Peloponnese
isMajor yes
locatedIn Attica region
Peloponnese region
linked to: Peloponnese
partOf Greek motorway network
regionServed Peloponnese
roadClass national motorway
roadType motorway-standard road
role part of main east–west axis in southern Greece
serves long-distance traffic between Athens and Peloponnese
supports regional economic activity between Attica and Peloponnese
terminus Athens metropolitan area
city of Corinth
linked to: Corinth
usedFor freight transport
passenger transport

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Daphni Monastery locatedNear Athens–Corinth highway
Chaidari traversedBy Athens–Corinth national road
linked to: Athens–Corinth highway
Kiato roadConnection Athens–Corinth–Patras corridor
linked to: Athens–Corinth highway
Thriasio Plain traversedBy Athens–Corinth motorway
linked to: Athens–Corinth highway
Mandra–Eidyllia municipality isNear Athens–Corinth highway