A340 highway (Russia)

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A340-RUS.svg
Federal Highway A340
Федеральная автомобильная дорога А340
Route information
Part of AH3-RUS.svg AH3
Length219 km (136 mi)
Existed2010–present
Major junctions
North endP258-RUS.svg R 258 in Ulan-Ude
South endMongolian border in Khyagt
Location
Country Russia
Highway system

The Russian route A340 is a Russian federal highway, connecting Russian city Ulan-Ude and Mongolia. [1]

Until 2010, the route was designated as A165. The entire route is part of AH3.

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References

  1. "А-340, Улан-Удэ - Кяхта- граница с Монголией". rosavtodor.ru . Retrieved 25 May 2020.