R92 (Russia)
| Road of federal importance | ||
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| R92 | ||
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| Basic data | ||
| Overall length: | 206 km | |
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Federation subjects : |
 Kaluga Oblast Tula Oblast Oryol Oblast 
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| Development condition: | two lanes (sometimes four to six lanes), asphalt (short sections of gravel) |
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The R92 ( Russian Р92 ) is a trunk road of federal importance in Russia . The 206 km long road in central Russia connects the cities of Kaluga , the administrative seat of the Oblast of the same name , and Orjol , the center of the Oryol Oblast .
The road begins a little south of Kaluga on the R132 Kaluga - Rjasan (a few kilometers west of Kaluga also runs the M3 Ukraina Moscow - Brjansk - border to Ukraine ) and leads south to Oryol, with its central section through the extreme west of the Tula Oblast . The road is mostly two-lane and - with the exception of shorter gravel sections in the Chekalin - Beljow area - asphalted. A few kilometers from Kaluga have been expanded to four to six lanes since 2012.
course
| Kaluga Oblast | ||
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(0) | Kaluga , connection of the R132 via Tula to Ryazan |
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Oka | |
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(30) | Peremyschl |
| === | Tula Oblast | |
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(64) | Chekalin |
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(105) | Belyov |
| === | Oryol Oblast | |
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(140) | Bolchow |
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(206) | Orjol , connection to the M2 Krym Moscow - Belgorod - border to Ukraine , R119 to Tambov and R120 via Bryansk and Smolensk to the border to Belarus |
