Strada Statale 71

Strada statale SS71 in Italy
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Regions :	Lazio Umbria Tuscany Emilia-Romagna
Course of the road historical street course as defined in 1928 (with today's names) Viterbo Province as Montefiascone SR 2 (formerly ) Terni Province as SR 71ter SR 74ter (former) Orvieto (former ) Ficulle Fabro - Fabro Scalo Perugia Province SR 220 (former) Città della Pieve SR 146 (former) Castiglione del Lago SR 454 (formerly ) Arezzo Province as SR 71 SP 75bis (former) Cortona - Camucia Castiglion Fibocchi Arezzo SR 69 (former ) / / Subbiano Castel Focognano - Rassina Bibbiena SR 70 (former ) / (former ) Passo dei Mandrioli (1173 meters) Forlì-Cesena Province as (former ) as Bagno di Romagna Sarsina Mercato Saraceno Cesana / (former ) from 1958 as Ravenna Province Ravenna

The Strada Statale 71 (SS71) is an Italian State Street , 1928 between Montefiascone and Cesena has been set. It goes back to the section of the 1923 Strada nazionale (SN) 60 between Bibbiena and Cesana, the side branch of the SN58 ( diramazione ) and the section Arezzo –Montefiascone of the SN58. Because of its leadership through Umbria and the Casentino , the SS71 received the title Umbro-Casentinese . In 1958 it was extended beyond Cesana to Ravenna . In this context, the title was extended to Umbro Casentinese Romagnola . In 2001 the road was divided into regional and provincial roads. The number 71 was partly abandoned or expanded as a designation.

The SS3bis expressway runs parallel from Bagno di Romagna to Ravenna.

SS71bis

The SS71bis was a side branch of the SS71 from 1961 to 2001, which branched off in Cesana and led to Cervia . Today it is a provincial road.