Aegina was the capital until 1828; Náfplio was the capital until 1833.
Boundaries: Natural Earth (naturalearthdata.com), public domain
| Attica | Athens | 3.8 M · 4 prefectures |
| Central Greece | Lamía | 605 k · 5 prefectures · seat ≠ largest |
| Central Macedonia | Thessaloníki | 1.8 M · 7 prefectures |
| Crete | Irákleion | 617 k · 4 prefectures |
| Eastern Macedonia and Thrace | Komotiní | 562 k · 5 prefectures · seat ≠ largest |
| Epirus | Ioánnina | 320 k · 4 prefectures |
| Ionian Islands | Corfu | 201 k · 4 prefectures |
| Mount Athos | Karyes | 2 k |
| North Aegean | Mytilene | 194 k · 3 prefectures |
| Peloponnese | Trípoli | 538 k · 5 prefectures · seat ≠ largest |
| South Aegean | Ermoúpolis | 325 k · 2 prefectures · seat ≠ largest |
| Thessaly | Lárisa | 688 k · 4 prefectures |
| Western Greece | Pátra | 643 k · 3 prefectures |
| Western Macedonia | Kozáni | 255 k · 4 prefectures |
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