European route 584

European route 584
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Basic data
Start of the street:	Poltava ( 49 ° 35 ′  N , 34 ° 33 ′  E )
End of street:	Slobozia ( 44 ° 34 ′  N , 27 ° 23 ′  E )
Overall length:	918 km
States :	Ukraine Republic of Moldova Romania
The E 584 in Brăila County (Romania)
Course of the road Ukraine Poltava as Psel Kremenchuk Dnepr as Oleksandrija as Znamyanka as Kropyvnytskyi Southern bow as Okny as Republic of Moldova Dniester as Dubăsari as Chișinău Cimișlia as Comrat Vulcăneşti as Giurgiuleşti Romania as Pruth Galați Sereth Brăila as Însurăței as Slobozia  Map with all coordinates: OSM | WikiMap map

The European route 584 ( E 584 for short ) is part of the European trunk road network and runs from Poltava in Ukraine via Chișinău in the Republic of Moldova to Slobozia in Romania . It is 918 kilometers long.

Route

From Poltava ( Полтáва ) in the oblast of the same name in central Ukraine, the European road leads in a south-westerly direction and connects the E 40 with the E 60 in Great Wallachia near Slobozia in the Ialomița district .

Location and length of the sections on the E 584

The road leads through the following larger towns: Poltava - Kremenchuk (Кременчук) (114 km) - Oleksandrija (Олександрія) (59 km) - Kropywnyzkyj (Кропивницький) (76 km) - Okny (Окни ) - 18 th (247 km) border km) - Dubăsari (Дубоссары) (24 km) - Chișinău (38 km) - Cimișlia , Rj. Cimișlia (73 km) - Comrat (Комрат) (33 km) - Vulcăneşti (Вулканешты) (81 km) - Romanian border (30th km) km) - Galați (12 km) - Brăila (21 km) - Slobozia (92 km)

Rivers on the E 584

The road leads over the following major rivers:

• Psel (Псел) ⊙
• Dnepr (Днепр) ⊙
• Southern Bug (Південний Буг) ⊙
• Dniester (Дністер) ⊙
• Prut (Прут) ⊙
• Sereth (Серет) ⊙

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Information on the main European traffic routes, the E 584 on p. 24 (PDF; 311 kB)
2. ↑ ADAC AutoAtlas Germany Europe 2006/2007 , ADAC Verlag, ISBN 3-8264-1510-8

Web links

Commons : E584  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• International road network "E", Annex I, of the European Agreement on the Most Important International Routes (AGR), dated November 15, 1975 in Geneva, on www.unece.org (PDF; 319 kB)