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State highways in Ukraine (Ukrainian: автомобільні дороги державного значення) are subdivided into four categories: international (M-network), national (H-network), regional (P-network), and territorial (Т-network).[1] The letter's indexes are in Cyrillic, standing for their respective abbreviations in Ukrainian.
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International highways in Ukraine are the roads in Ukraine on routes involving international transport corridors and/or highways that are part of the European network. The international highways in Ukraine are identified with the letter M for the Ukrainian designation (Mizhnarodni), followed by the double digits 01 through 30. Usually their major routes of freeways detour around highly congested areas such as cities; however, these highways also might have some branches with the same identification signs posted while going through such congested areas. Some of these highways, especially around major cities have 8, 10, or more lanes.
There are 28 international highways of Ukraine with a total length of 9,331.1 km (5,798.1 mi). Those highways encompass 4.9% of all highways in the country. In the following list, all lengths are given by the major route. When branches (or exits) are mentioned and added to the length, the total length then measured including the entire network, not as an alternative route (compare with business route).
| Highway | Route | Length | Notes |
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Kyiv - Chernihiv - Novi Yarylovychi | Length 242.9 km or 150.9 mi (with access roads - 260.7 km or 162.0 mi) | |
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Kipti - Hlukhiv - Bachivsk | Length 260.2 km (161.7 mi) | |
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Kyiv - Kharkiv - Dovzhanskyi | Length 932.7 km or 579.6 mi (with access roads - 947.5 km or 588.7 mi) |
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Znamianka - Luhansk - Izvaryne (to Volgograd, Russia via Dnipro and Donetsk) |
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Kyiv - Odesa | Length 560.8 km or 348.5 mi (with access roads - 563.6 km or 350.2 mi) |
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Kyiv - Chop (to Budapest, Hungary via Lviv, Mukachevo, Uzhhorod) | Length 902.2 km or 560.6 mi (with access roads - 928 km or 577 mi) |
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Kyiv - Kovel - Yahodyn (to Lublin, Poland) | Length 499.7 km or 310.5 mi (with access roads - 500.3 km or 310.9 mi) |
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Uzhhorod bypass - "Uzhhorod" checkpoint | Length 17.1 km or 10.6 mi (with access roads - 18.2 km or 11.3 mi) |
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Ternopil - Lviv - Rava Ruska (to Lublin, Poland) | Length 175 km (109 mi) | |
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Lviv - Krakovets (to Kraków, Poland) | Length 70.2 km or 43.6 mi (with access roads - 85.8 km or 53.3 mi) |
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Lviv - Shehyni (to Kraków, Poland) | Length 71.6 km or 44.5 mi (with access roads - 76.9 km or 47.8 mi) |
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Stryi - Ternopil - Kropyvnytskyi - Znamianka |
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Kropyvnytskyi - Platonove (to Chișinău, Moldova) | Length 258.6 km (160.7 mi) | |
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Odesa - Melitopol - Novoazovsk | Length 691.3 km or 429.6 mi (with access roads - 715.6 km or 444.7 mi) | |
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Odesa - Reni (to Bucharest, Romania) | Length 297.7 km (185.0 mi) (with access roads - 299.5 km or 186.1 mi) |
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Odesa - Kuchurhan (to Chișinău, Moldova) | Length 58.9 km (36.6 mi) | |
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Kherson - Dzhankoi - Feodosia - Kerch[nb 1] | Length 403.5 km (250.7 mi) | |
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Kharkiv - Simferopol - Alushta - Yalta[nb 2] | Length 703.8 km or 437.3 mi (with access roads - 723.9 km or 449.8 mi) |
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Domanove - Kovel - Chernivtsi - Terebleche (to Bucharest, Romania) | Length 534.1 km or 331.9 mi (with access roads - 542.7 km or 337.2 mi) |
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Kharkiv - Shcherbakivka | Length 28.4 km (17.6 mi) | |
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Vystupovychi - Zhytomyr - Mohyliv-Podilskiy (via Vinnytsia) | Length 410.7 km or 255.2 mi (with access roads - 417.4 km or 259.4 mi) |
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Poltava - Oleksandriia | Length 148.2 km or 92.1 mi (with access roads - 150.6 km or 93.6 mi) |
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Berehove - Vynohradiv - Velyka Kopanya | Length 50 km (31 mi) | |
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Velyka Dobron - Mukachevo - Berehove - "Luzhanka" border checkpoint | Length 60.5 km or 37.6 mi (with access roads - 62.1 km or 38.6 mi) |
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"Solomonovo" checkpoint - Velyka Dobron - Yanoshi | Length 55.1 km or 34.2 mi (with access roads - 58.9 km or 36.6 mi) |
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Vylok - Nevetlenfolu - "Dyakove" checkpoint | Length 20.6 km or 12.8 mi (with access roads - 32.0 km or 19.9 mi) |
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Odesa - Chornomorsk | Length 14.1 km (8.8 mi) |
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Odesa - Pivdenne to highway M14 | Length 37.2 km or 23.1 mi (with access roads - 74 km or 46 mi) |
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Kharkiv - Krasnohrad - Pereshchepyne - Dnipro | Length 198.9 km or 123.6 mi (with access roads - 201.3 km or 125.1 mi) |
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Stryi - Uman - Dnipro - Izvaryne (via Vinnytsia and Kropyvnytskyi) | Length 1,402.5 km (871.5 mi) (with access roads - 1,440.6 km or 895.1 mi) |
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| Highway | Route | Length | Notes |
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Kyiv - Znamianka | Length 281.5 km (174.9 mi) | |
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Highway M06 - Kremenets - Bila Tserkva - Rzhyshchiv - Kaniv - Sofiivka | Length 516.8 km (321.1 mi) (including access roads - 521.3 km or 323.9 mi) |
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(Zhytomyr - Chernivtsi) | Length 338.4 kilometres (210.3 mi) (including access roads - 357.3 km or 222.0 mi) |
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Odesa - Chornomorsk |
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Yani Kapu - Simferopol[nb 3] | Length 115.0 km or 71.5 mi (including access roads - 116.0 km or 72.1 mi) |
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Simferopol - Bakhchysarai - Sevastopol[nb 4] | Length 66.4 km or 41.3 mi (including access roads - 69.3 km or 43.1 mi) |
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Kyiv - Sumy - Yunakivka | Length 333.9 km or 207.5 mi (including access roads - 335.1 km or 208.2 mi) |
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Boryspil - Dnipro - Zaporizhia (via Kremenchuk) - Mariupol | Length 658.4 km or 409.1 mi (including access roads - 678.5 km or 421.6 mi) |
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Mukachevo - Rakhiv - Bohorodchany - Ivano-Frankivsk - Rohatyn - Bibrka - Lviv | Length 441.2 km (274.1 mi) | |
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Stryi - Ivano-Frankivsk - Chernivtsi - Mamalyga (to Chișinău, Moldova) | Length 269.3 km or 167.3 mi (including access roads - 286.6 km or 178.1 mi) |
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Dnipro - Mykolaiv (via Kryvyi Rih) | Length 240.7 km (149.6 mi) | |
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Sumy - Poltava | Length 150.2 km or 93.3 mi (including access roads - 169.3 km or 105.2 mi) |
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Lviv - Sambir - Uzhhorod | Length 231.4 km (143.8 mi) | |
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Oleksandrivka - Kropyvnytskyi - Mykolaiv | Length 232.2 km or 144.3 mi (including access roads - 244.0 km or 151.6 mi) |
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Zaporizhia - Donetsk | Length 210.4 km (130.7 mi) | |
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(Zolotonosha - Cherkasy - Smila - Uman) | Length 217.3 km (135.0 mi) | |
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Lviv - Radekhiv - Lutsk | Length 129.8 km (80.7 mi) | |
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Ivano-Frankivsk - Buchach - Ternopil | Length 106.8 km (66.4 mi) | |
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Yalta - Sevastopol[nb 5] | Length 80.7 km (50.1 mi) | |
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Sloviansk - Donetsk - Mariupol | Length 219.6 km (136.5 mi) |
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Starobilsk - Luhansk - Khrustalny - Makiivka - Donetsk | Length 221.1 km (137.4 mi) | |
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Ustyluh - Lutsk - Rivne | Length 148.0 km (92.0 mi) | |
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Kropyvnytskyi - Kryvyi Rih - Zaporizhia | Length 262.5 km (163.1 mi) (including access roads - 264.7 km or 164.5 mi |
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Blahovishchenske - Mykolaiv (via Voznesensk) | Length 225.2 km (139.9 mi) (including access roads - 227.5 km or 141.4 mi) |
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Horodyshche - Rivne - Starokostiantyniv | Length 295.8 km (183.8 mi) (including access roads - 300.9 km or 187.0 mi) |
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Chuhuiv - Milove (via Starobelsk) | Length 297.4 km (184.8 mi) |
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Chernihiv - Mena - Sosnytsia - Hremiach | Length 206.8 km (128.5 mi) |
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Highway H27 - Horodnia - Senkivka | Length 75.8 km (47.1 mi) |
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Vasilivka - Berdyansk | Length 136.3 km (84.7 mi) | |
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Dnipro - Tsarychanka - Kobeliaky - Reshetylivka | Length 159.7 km (99.2 mi) |
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Pokrovsk - Bakhmut - Mykhailivka | Length 131.5 km (81.7 mi) | |
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Odesa - Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi - Monashi - Highway M15 (with access to the Port of Chornomorsk) | Length 97.2 km (60.4 mi) |
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- P01: Kyiv - Obukhiv
- P02: Kyiv - Ivankiv - Ovruch, entrances to the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant (Dytiatky checkpoint) and memorial complex in Novi Petrivtsi
- P03: Northeast Kyiv bypass, access to highway M03
- P04: Kyiv - Fastiv - Bila Tserkva - Tarascha - Zvenyhorodka, entrances No.1 and No.2 to the city of Fastiv
- P05: Dytiatky checkpoint - "Pripyat" checkpoint, entrance to the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant and the villages of Straholissya and Stari Sokole
- P05: Horodyshche - Sarny - Rivne - Starokostiantyniv, north and south entrances to the city of Rivne, entrance to the city of Netishyn; redesignated as H25 in 2017
- P06: "Chernobyl" checkpoint - "Ovruch" checkpoint, entrances to the cities of Pripyat and Chernobyl and the villages of Buryakivka and Maryanivka
- P06: Blahovishchenske - Voznesensk - Mykolaiv, entrance to Mykolaiv International Airport, former highway M23, redesignated as H24 in 2017
- P07: Chuhuiv - Starobelsk - Milove; redesignated as H26 in 2017
- P08: Nemyriv - Yampil
- P09: Myronivka - Kaniv - Sofiyivka
- P10: Kaniv - Chyhyryn - Kremenchuk, entrance to the village of Subotiv; former P15
- P11: Poltava - Krasnohrad
- P12: Chernihiv - Mena - Sosnytsia - Hremyach, entrance to the city of Novhorod-Siversky; redesignated as H27 in 2017
- P13: Chernihiv - Horodnia - Senkivka; redesignated as H28 in 2017
- P14: Lutsk - Kivertsi - Manevychi - Liubeshiv - Dolsk to the border with Belarus
- P15: Kovel - Volodymyr - Chervonohrad - Zhovkva, entrance to the city of Volodymyr
- P15: Kaniv - Chyhyryn - Kremenchuk, entrance to the village of Subotiv; redesignated as P10 in 2009
- P16: Entrance to sensitive sites in the Crimea
- P17: Bila Tserkva - Tetiiv - Lypovets - Gumenne to highway M30
- P18: Zhytomyr - Popilnia - Skvyra - Volodarka - Stavyshche
- P19: Fastiv - Mytnytsya - Obukhiv - Rzhyshchiv
- P20: Tyazum - Sniatyn - Kosiv - Stary Kuty
- P21: Dolyna - Khust; entrance to Khust
- P22: "Krasna Talivka" border checkpoint - Luhansk
- P23: Simferopol - Feodosia[nb 6]
- P24: Tatariv - Kosiv - Kolomyia - Borshchiv - Kamianets-Podilskyi
- P25: Simferopol - Yevpatoria[nb 7]
- P26: Ostroh - Kremenets; former P105
- P27: Sevastopol - Inkerman
- P28: Belarusian border at Vystupovychi (in Mozyr) - Ovruch - Zhytomyr; became a portion of highway M21 in 2013
- P29: Alushta - Sudak - Feodosia[nb 8]
- P30: Entrance to the city of Irpin
- P31: Berdychiv - Khmilnyk - Lityn to highway M30
- P32: Kremenets - Bila Tserkva - Rzhyshchiv, entrance to the city of Bila Tservka; became a portion of highway H02 between 2006 and 2012
- P33: Vinnitsa - Turbiv - Lypovets - Haisyn - Balta - Velyka Mykhailivka to highway M16; was T-02-01 before 2012
- P33: Reni - Orlivka - Izmail; now part of highway M15
- P34 "Romanov Highway": Yalta - Alushta[nb 9]
- P35: Hrushivka - Sudak[nb 10]
- P36: Nemiroff - Mohyliv-Podilskyi
- P37: Enerhodar - Vasylivka
- P38: Bohorodchany - Guta
- P39: Brody - Ternopil
- P40: Rava-Ruska - Yavoriv - Sudova Vyshnia
- P41: Ternopil bypass
- P42: Lubny - Myrhorod - Opeshnya to highway H12
- P43: M19 highway - Lanivtsi to highway H02
- P44: Sumy - Putyvl - Hlukhiv
- P45: Sumy - Krasnopillya - Bohodukhiv
- P46: Kharkiv - Okhtyrka
- P47: Kherson - Nova Kakhovka - Henichesk, entrance to "Askania Nova" nature preserve and the city of Nova Kakhovka
- P48: Kamianets-Podilskyi - Sataniv - Viitivtsi - Bilohiria
- P49: Vaskovychi - Shepetivka
- P50: Yarmolyntsi - Sataniv, entrance to Yarmolyntsi township and "Sataniv" public resort
- P51: Merefa - Lozova - Pavlohrad
- P51: Kharkiv - Krasnohrad - Pereshchepino; became a portion of highway M18 between 2006 and 2012
- P53: Malyi Bereznyi to the "Malyi Bereznyi" border checkpoint
- P54: Krasnopilka - Bershad - Dubynove; was T-02-09 before 2013
- P55: Odesa - Voznesensk - Novyi Buh
- P56: Chernihiv - Pakul - "Slavutych" checkpoint - Chernobyl, entrance to Slavutych
- P57: Oleshky - Hola Prystan - Skadovsk, entrance to Oleshok
- P58: Sevastopol - Kamyshovaya Bukhta
- P59: Entrance to sensitive sites in the city of Sevastopol
- P60: Krolevets - Konotop - Romny - Pyriatyn
- P61: Baturyn - Konotop - Sumy, entrance to "Hetman's Capital" reserve
- P62: Kryvorivnya - Ust-Putyla - Stari Kuty - Vyzhnytsia - Storozhynets - Chernivtsi
- P63: H03 highway - Vartikivtsi to the "Sokiryany" border checkpoint, entrances to the "Rososhany" and "Kelmintsi" border checkpoints
- P64: Kivshovata - Shushkivka - Lysianka - Moryntsi - Shevchenko - Tarasivka to highway M16
- P65: "Nikolaevka" border checkpoint - Semenivka - Novhorod-Siverskyi - Hlukhiv to the "Katerinovka" border checkpoint
- P66: "Demino-Oleksandrivka" border checkpoint - Svatove - Lysychansk - Luhansk
- P67: Chernihiv - Nizhyn - Pryluky - Pyriatyn, entrance to the town of Nizhyn
- P68: Talalaivka - Ichnia - Trostyanets - Sokyrnytsi to highway H07, entrance to "Kachanivka" historical and culture preserve
- P69: Kyiv - Vyshhorod - Desna - Chernihiv, entrance to Goncharivske village
- P70: Odesa - Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi to highway M15 at Monashi, entrance to the port of Ilyichevsk; former T-16-04, redesignated as H33 in 2017
- P71: Odesa - Ivanivka - Ananyiv - Pishchana - Khashchuvate - Kolodiste - Ryzhavka to highway M05
- P72: Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi to "Starokozache" border checkpoint; was T-16-26 before 2012
- P73: Highway H08 near Dniprovi Khvyli - Nikopol
- P74: Piatykhatky - Kryvih Rih - Shyroke; was T-04-18 before 2012
- P75: "Tymkove" border checkpoint - Slobidka - Balta - Kryve Ozero - Pervomaisk - Domanivka - Oleksandrivka; was T-16-03 before 2012
- P76: "Prykladnyky" border checkpoint - Zarichne - Dubrovytsia
- P77: Rivne - Tuchyn - Hoshcha to highway H25
- P78: Kharkiv - Zmiiv - Balakliya - Horokhovatka
- P79: Highway M18 - Sakhnovshchina - Izium - Kupyansk to the "Pisky" border checkpoint; was T-21-09 before 2012
- P80: Kamianske - Mykolayivka - Sursko-Mykhailivka - Solone - Chervonokamyane; was T-04-17 before 2015
- P81: Kazanka - Snihurivka - Antonivka to highway P47; former T-15-05, T-15-08, T-15-09, T-15-12, T-15-17 and O-150401 before 2015
- P82: Sosnytsia - Korop to highway M02; was T-25-16 before 2019
- P83: Slavutych - Liubech - Ripky - highway M01 - Horodnia - highway H28 - Snovsk - Koriukivka - Semenivka - Chaykyne to highway H27, entrance to the villages of Berezna and Brech; was T-25-12, T-25-33, T-25-37 and T-25-58 before 2019
- P84: Bibrka - Kamianka-Buzka - Zhovkva - Horodok - Mykolaiv - Zhydachiv - Kalush - Burshtyn; was T-09-10, T-14-19 and T-14-25 before 2021
- P85: Dnipro - Vasylkivka - Pokrovske - Hulyaipole - Pology - Melitopol was T-04-01 before 2023
- P86: Hukiv - Dunaivtsi - Mohyliv-Podilskyi was T-23-08 before 2023
- P87: Halych - Pidhaitsi - Sataniv; was T-09-03 before 2023
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