M9 (Russia)
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| M9 Baltija | ||
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| Overall length: | 603 km | |
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Federation subjects : |
 Moscow Oblast Moscow Oblast Tver Oblast Pskov Oblast  
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| European route : | E 22 | |
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| M9 at Velikiye Luki | ||
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The M9 ("Baltija") is a Russian trunk road. It leads from Moscow in a westerly direction via Velikiye Luki to the Latvian border and is part of European route 22 . At the time of the Soviet Union, it connected Moscow with Riga , the capital of the Latvian Soviet Republic .
course
Bridge works near Rzhev (August 2009)
- 0 km Moscow ( motorway ring )
- 20 km from Dedovsk
- 39 km Istra , crossing the A107
- 68 km Novopetrovskoye , crossing the A108
- 96 km Volokolamsk
- 126 km Shakhovskaya
- Tver Oblast
- 164 km Pogoreloje Gorodishche
- 187 km Subzow
- 211 km Rzhev
- 257 km Olenino
- 302 km from Nelidowo
- 348 km from Sapadnaya Dvina
- 378 km Staraja Toropa (near Toropez )
- Pskov Oblast
- 423 km Kunja
- 451 km Velikiye Luki
- 525 km Pustoschka , crossing the R23
- 576 km Sebesch , crossing the A117
- 603 km Sassitino border with Latvia
Further progress until 1991
- 613 km Zilupe
- 641 km Ludza
- 672 km Rēzekne , crossing the A116 (now A13 )
- 701 km Viļāni
- 714 km Barakļāni
- 736 km Barkava
- 766 km Madona
- 812 km Ērgļi
- 842 km Ķeipene
- 859 km Suntazi
- 918 km Riga
