A280 (Russia)
The A280 is a trunk road in Russia and part of the European route 58 .
As the M23, it was part of the Soviet highway network and ran from Odessa to Rostov-on-Don . Until it was given the designation A280 in 2010, the Russian part from the Ukrainian border via Taganrog to Rostov still had the number M23.
Course as M23 until 1991
- 0 km - Odessa, end point of the M14 and M20 (today's part in Russia R23 )
- Mykolaiv Oblast
- 38 km - Koblewe
- 109 km - Mykolaiv
- 171 km - Kherson
- 216 km - Tjahynka
- 248 km - Beryslaw
- 258 km - Nowa Kachowka
- 293 km - junction to Novooleksiyivka to the M 2 (on the Crimean peninsula )
- 353 km - Nyschni Torhaji
- Zaporizhia Oblast
- 442 km - Melitopol , crossing the M 2
- 465 km - Pryasovské
- 423 km - Prymorsk
- 461 km - Berdyansk
- 476 km - Ossypenko
- Donetsk Oblast
- 520 km - Mokvin
- 548 km - Mariupol
- 589 km - Novoazovsk
- RUSSIA, Rostov Oblast
- 558 km - Taganrog
- 628 km - Rostov-on-Don
Individual evidence
- ↑ To the list of trunk roads for public transport of federal importance. Order No. 928 of the Government of the Russian Federation of November 17, 2010 (Russian, online )
