The Neogene mammal localities of Greece are numerous and include a great number of taxa. In the present article the faunal list for each locality is given. The lists are as complete as possible with the new data. Based on fauna, magnetostratigraphy and absolute ages, the localities are dated and put in a stratigraphic order. The early Miocene mammal localities of Greece are almost unknown, the middle Miocene are few and mainly cover late Orleanian-early Astaracian. The late Miocene localities are quite enough, especially the Turolian ones, while the Ruscinian faunas are rare and mainly known by micromammals. This rareness is also continued in early Villlafranchian, but the middle-late Villafranchian are quite well known. The stratigraphic distribution of the Neogene genera, found in Greece, is also given in a series of tables. The better distribution is that of artiodactyls, perissodactyls and proboscideans.