A290 (Russia)
The A290 is a trunk road of federal importance in Russia and part of the European route 97 .
As the M25, it was part of the Soviet Union's trunk road network and ran from Simferopol in the Crimea in an easterly direction to Novorossiysk in Russia. Until it was given the designation A290 in 2010, the Russian part still had the number M25.
Course as M25 until 1991
- 0 km - Simferopol, M 2 ( E 105 ), A 291 , A 292 , A 293 (E 105)
- 21 km - Suja
- 48 km - Belogorsk
- 85 km - Grushevka , branch of a branch line to Sudak (20 km)
- 95 km - Stary Krym
- Branch of a branch line to Kirovskoye (22 km)
- 113 km - Nassypnoye
- 121 km - Feodosia
- 173 km - junction of a branch line to Lenino (7 km)
- 219 km - Kerch
- 234 km - ferry connection to Russia
- RUSSIA, Krasnodar Territory
- 234 km - Port Kawkas
- 286 km - Starotitarovskaya
- 311 km - Djiginka
- 338 km - Anapa
- 372 km - Verkhnebakansky , junction of the A 146
- 392 km - Novorossiysk, connection to the M27 (since the 1990s M4 )
- 400 km - Myshako
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 )
