M10 (Russia)
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| M10 Rossiya | ||
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| Overall length: | 706 km | |
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Federation subjects : |
 Moscow Oblast Moscow Oblast Tver Oblast Novgorod Oblast Leningrad Oblast Saint Petersburg    
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| European route : | E 105 | |
| Asian Highway : | AH 8 | |
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| M10 in Russia's trunk road network | ||
The M10 Rossija ( Russian Россия ; "Russia") is a trunk road of federal importance in Russia . It begins in Moscow with the junction of Leningrader Chaussee (Leningradskoje schosse) from Leningrader Prospect (Leningradski prospekt) , crosses the Moscow motorway ring (MKAD) and leads in a north-westerly direction via Tver and Veliky Novgorod to Saint Petersburg . The street is part of Europastraße 105 . The section between the Moscow ring road and Kirillovka (about 12 km) with the two junctions to Sheremetyevo Airport (5 and 6 km) is being developed as a motorway .
The continuation from Saint Petersburg via Vyborg to the state border to Finland (also part of European route 18 ) used to be part of the M10, but was spun off in 2010 as the A181 Skandinawija trunk road . Until December 31, 2017, the former number M10 could also be used there as an alternative.
In addition to the partial expansion of the M10, which began a few years ago, a completely new route between Moscow and Saint Petersburg is under construction, which has been given the number M11 .
course
- 0 km - Moscow
- Moscow Oblast
- 17 km - Crossing the Moscow Ring Road (MKAD)
- 18 km - Khimki
- 29 km - Kirillovka, branch of a branch to Sheremetyevo Airport
- 37 km - Zelenograd
- 45 km - Moscow Small Ring crossing ( A107 )
- 61 km - Solnechnogorsk
- 83 km - Klin , Moscow Great Ring crossing ( A108 )
- Tver Oblast
- 119 km - junction of the road to Konakowo
- 127 km - Staroye Melkowo
- 172 km - Tver , junction of the A112
- 200 km - Mednoye
- 233 km - Torzhok , junction of the A111
- 296 km - Vyshny Volochok
- 338 km - junction to Bologoje
- Novgorod Oblast
- 374 km - Valdai
- 394 km - Jaschelbizy
- 428 km - Krestzy
- 510 km - Veliky Novgorod
- 547 km - Spasskaya Polist
- 567 km - Chudovo
- Leningrad Oblast
- 602 km - Ljuban
- 645 km - Tosno , crossing the A120
- 690 km - crossing of the St. Petersburg ring road (KAD, A118)
- 706 km - Saint Petersburg
Web links
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 )
