The Bulgaria–Greece border separates the Republic of Bulgaria and Greece in Southeast Europe, it has a length of .
It begins on Tumba Mountain peak at the tripoint with North Macedonia follows eastward along the ridge of the Belasica range to near the Struma river. It continues eastward following the watershed between the Maritsa river in Bulgaria and the rivers emptying into the Thracian Sea on the Greek side until is reaches the Erythropotamos river. It then follows (mostly) that river to near the village of Alepochori. It then turns north, until it reaches the Maritsa river, which then forms the boundary up to the tripoint with Turkey near Kapitan Andreevo.
Border crossings Since the entry of Bulgaria into the Schengen Area regular border checks have been abolished. There are a total of seven crossings between the two countries. The following is a table of the crossing points, listed from West to East:
Bulgarian checkpoint Province Greek checkpoint Municipality Route in Bulgaria Route in Greece Kulata Blagoevgrad Promachonas Sintiki Ilinden Blagoevgrad Exochi Kato Nevrokopi Aegean Pass south of Rudozem Smolyan Dimario Melivoia local road Zlatograd Smolyan Thermes Myki local road Makaza Pass south of Lozengradtsi Kardzhali Makaza pass north of Nimfea Ivaylovgrad Haskovo Kyprinos Orestiada Kapitan Petko voyvoda Haskovo Ormenio Orestiada
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