Cantatia
Kantatiet ( German main street ) are traffic routes in the Finnish road network, which complement the state road network and serve the provincial traffic. They are comparable to German and Austrian federal highways. These roads together with the state roads (partly comparable to motorways ) form the main road network in Finland. The traffic importance of the main roads is smaller than that of the state roads, but greater than that of the regional roads. 40 to 99 are reserved for main streets in the number system. On traffic signs, the number is marked with black numbers on a yellow background.
The Finnish Ministry of Transport and Communication determines which roads are classified as main roads. At the beginning of 2014 Finland had 4,727 kilometers of main roads. All main roads are asphalted and about 68% are passable all year round. About 2.5% of the main roads are two-lane.
- 40 Turku Northern Bypass. It begins as E 18 at the Naantali ferry terminaland connects to the four state roads 8 , 9 , 10 and 1 . While the E 18 continues with the 1, which has been developed as a motorway,to Helsinki, the 40 continues about three kilometers and ends in Piikkiö on the side road 110 . See also overview map of Cantatie 40
- 41 Aura ( 9 ) - Oripää - Vampula - Huittinen ( 2 / 12 )
- 43 Uusikaupunki - Laitila ( 8 ) - Eura ( 12 ) - Harjavalta ( 2 )
- 44 Kiikka ( 12 ) - Kankaanpää ( 22 ) - Kauhajoki ( 67 )
- 45 Helsinki - Tuusula - Hyvinkää (a section of 18 km has been developed as a motorway)
- 46 Kouvola ( 15 ) - Heinola ( 4 )
- 50 Ring III around Helsinki , mostly as E 18
- 51 begins with the Finnish name Länsiväylä (Swedish Västerleden ) in Helsinki near the old town and leads over the island Lauttasaari west to the neighboring city Espoo . All three rings around Helsinki, Ring I ( 101 ), Ring II ( 102 ) and Ring III ( 50 ), end in 51 . It has 12 lanes at its widest point (behind the junction of Ring I). It wasexpanded as a motorwayfrom Helsinki to Kirkkonummi , in the last section since 2013, since then it is 27 kilometers long as a motorway. Then it continues as a country road to Karjaa , where itjoinsthe 25 to Hanko .
- 52 Tammisaari ( 25 ) - Salo ( 1 ) - Somero - Jokioinen ( 10 )
- 53 continuation of 10 , it is in Tuulos when cruising of 12 to 53 . In Padasjoki it becomesthe local roadwhen you cross the 24 .
- 54 Hollola ( 12 ) - Riihimäki - Tammela ( 10 )
- 55 Porvoo ( 7 ) - Monninkylä - Mäntsälä , is at the intersection with 140 to 25 , 400 meters, the 4 crosses
- 56 Jämsä ( 24 , after the intersection with 9 to 56 ) - Mänttä ( 56 , after the intersection with 58 to 347 ), was established in 1996 by upgrading former side streets
- 57 Hämeenlinna ( 26 ) - Pälkäne -Laitikkala, 10 km from the city center it joins the 12
- 58 Kangasala ( 12 ) - Orivesi ( 9 ) - Keuruu ( 23 ) - Multia (here approx. 22 km together with 18 ) - Karstula ( 13 ) - Kivijärvi - Haapajärvi ( 27 ) - Kärsämäki ( 4 ). With a length of approximately 385 kilometers, this is the longest main road in Finland.
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62 Mikkeli ( 15 ) - opens up the north bank of the largest Finnish lake Saimaa - in Imatra together with 5 - (state border to Russia , there road to Vyborg )
- 63 Kauhava ( 19 ) - Kaustinen ( 13 ) - in Sievi 500 meters together with 23 - Ylivieska ( 27 ), then straight ahead than 86
- 65 Tampere ( 12 ) - Ylöjärvi ( 3 ) - Kuru - Virrat ( 23 )
- 66 Orivesi - Virrat (the straight extension to the north becomes 68 , the 66 runs together with the 23 3 km to the west and then bends north again) - Alavus ( 18 ) - Lapua ( 19 )
- 67 Nurmo ( 19 ) - Seinäjoki ( 18 ) - in Kurikka 4 km together with 3 - Kauhajoki ( 44 ) - Närpes ( 8 ) - Kaskinen
- 68 Virrat ( 23 / 66 ) - Ähtäri (km here 1 together with 18 ) - Alajärvi ( 16 ) - Evijärvi ( 63 ) - Pedersöre - Edsevö ( 8 ) - Jakobstad
- 69 Äänekoski -Hirvaskangas ( 4 / 13 ) - Konnevesi - Suonenjoki ( 9 )
- 71 Herttuala ( 4 ) - Kerimäki - Kitee ( 6 ) (ends 10 km west of the city center)
- 72 Mikkeli ( 5 ) - Pieksämäki ( 23 ) - Suonenjoki ( 9 )
- 73 Kontiolahti ( 6 ) - Lieksa - Nurmes ( 75 ), the road leads east around the 93 kilometer long lake Pielinen , parallel to the approximately 25 kilometer shorter west of the lake 6 .
- 74 Joensuu ( 6 / 9 ) - Ilomantsi , östlichster place in the Finnish main road network
- 75 Siilinjärvi ( 5 ) - Nurmes ( 6 ) - Kuhmo
- 76 Sotkamo ( 6 ) - Kuhmo
- 77 Siilinjärvi ( 16 ) - Viitasaari (here approx. 15 km together with 4 ) - Kyyjärvi ( 9 ). The extending one behind the other in the east-west direction of 16 / 77 / 9 together form a transverse passage through Finland and are part of the blue path from Norway to Russia. Planscallforthe 77 to beupgradedto 16 State Road.
- 78 Paltamo ( 22 ) - (from Hirvaskoski 20 km together with 20 ) - Pudasjärvi - Rovaniemi (continued as 79 )
- 79 Rovaniemi ( 4 ) - Kittilä ( 80 ) - Levi Winter Sports Center- Muonio ( 21 )
- 80 Sodankylä ( 4 ) - Kittilä ( 79 ) - Kolari ( 21 )
- 81 Rovaniemi ( 4 ) - Posio - Kuusamo
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82 Vikajärvi ( 4 ) - Kemijärvi - Salla (state border to Russia , there road to Alakurtti )
- 83 Sinettä ( 79 ) - Pello ( 21 )
- 86 Kannus - Eskola - Ylivieska - Liminka
- 87 Iisalmi (extension of the 27 from its intersection with the 5 ) - Rautavaara - Nurmes , where it joins the 75
- 88 Raahe - Pulkkila - Iisalmi
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89 Paltamo ( 22 ) - Vartius - (State border to Russia )
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91 Ivalo - Raja-Jooseppi (state border to Russia , there road to Murmansk )
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92 (state border with Norway ) - Karigasniemi - Kaamanen - Näätämö - (state border with Norway )
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93 Palojoensuu - Hetta - (state border to Norway )
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98 Aavasaksa - (State border to Sweden , there further as Riksväg 98 )
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- ↑ Liikenneviraston tietilasto 2014 . Viitattu April 20, 2016.
- Autoilijan tiekartta 2007 1: 800,000. Helsinki: AffectoGenimap Finland Oy, 2006. ISBN 978-951-593-047-7 . Vuoden 2005 painoksen Verkkoversio (julkaisija Tiehallinto)
- Grönroos, Matti: Suomen valta- ja kantatiet. Kyläteistä valtaväyliin . S. Tietoa Suomen tieverkosta ja sen historiasta. 2007. Retrieved July 3, 2007.
- Maantielaki 23.6.2005 / 503
- Tienumerokartat . Tiehallinto. April 1, 2009.