List of first class roads in Slovakia

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The list of Class I roads in Slovakia contains an overview of all communications that are categorized as Class I roads.

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Route namesignRouteLength [km]
I/2 I2-SVK-2020.svg HolíčMalackyBratislava – Hungarian border at Rusovce 100
I/9 I9-SVK-2020.svg Czech border at DrietomaTrenčínPrievidzaŽiar nad Hronom
Former portion of I/50
114
I/10 I10-SVK-2020.svg Czech border at Bumbálka – Bytča 30
I/11 I11-SVK-2020.svg Czech border at SvrčinovecČadcaŽilina 37
I/11A I11A-SVK-2020.svg Čadca bypass
Portion of D3 motorway
5
I/11b I11b-SVK-2020.svg Čadca 1
I/12 I12-SVK-2020.svg Svrčinovec – Polish border at Skalité 15
I/13 I13-SVK-2020.svg Veľký Meder – Hungarian border at Medveďov 12
I/14 I14-SVK-2020.svg Banská BystricaTurčianske Teplice 22
I/15 I15-SVK-2020.svg Vranov nad TopľouStropkov 49
I/16 I16-SVK-2020.svg ZvolenLučenecRožňavaKošice
Former portion of I/50
197
I/17 I17-SVK-2020.svg Hungarian border at MilhosťKošice
Former portion of I/68
18
I/18 I18-SVK-2020.svg ŽilinaVrútkyRužomberokPopradPrešovVranov nad TopľouMichalovce
Originally began at Bumbálka, but this section became the new I/10, a portion of the current I/61 and the new I/60 in 2015.
304
I/19 I19-SVK-2020.svg KošiceMichalovce – Ukrainian border at Vyšné Nemecké
Former portion of I/50
90
I/20 I20-SVK-2020.svg KošicePrešov
Former portion of I/68
24
I/21 I21-SVK-2020.svg LipníkySvidník – Polish border at Vyšný Komárnik 59
I/35 I35-SVK-2020.svg GalantaSereď 8
I/49 I49-SVK-2020.svg Czech border at Lysá pod MakytouPúchovBeluša 27
I/49A I49A-SVK-2020.svg Dolné KočkovcePúchov
Portion of R6 expressway
5
I/50 I50-SVK-2020.svg Czech border at Drietoma – Ukrainian border at Vyšné Nemecké
Decommissioned on 1 August 2015. The Drietoma–Ladomerská Vieska section became the new I/9, the Ladomerská Vieska–Šášovské Podhradie section became a portion of current I/65, the Zvolen–Košice section became the new I/16, and the Košice–Vyšné Nemecké section became the new I/19.
403
I/51 I51-SVK-2020.svg Czech border at HolíčTrnava  ; NitraHontianske NemceBanská ŠtiavnicaHronská Breznica 200
I/54 I54-SVK-2020.svg Czech border at Moravské LieskovéNové Mesto nad Váhom 16
I/57 I57-SVK-2020.svg Czech border at Horné SrnieDubnica nad Váhom 12
I/59 I59-SVK-2020.svg Banská BystricaRužomberokDolný Kubín – Polish border at Trstená 114
I/60 I60-SVK-2020.svg Žilina ring road6.5
I/61 I61-SVK-2020.svg Austrian border west of Bratislava – BratislavaSenecTrnavaPiešťanyNové Mesto nad VáhomTrenčínPovažská BystricaŽilina 191
I/61A I61A-SVK-2020.svg Beluša 2
I/62 I62-SVK-2020.svg SenecSereďŠoporňa 37
I/63 I63-SVK-2020.svg BratislavaDunajská StredaKomárnoŠtúrovo – Hungarian border148
I/64 I64-SVK-2020.svg Hungarian border – KomárnoNové ZámkyNitraPrievidzaŽilina 213
I/64A I64A-SVK-2020.svg Rajeckých Teplíc bypass1
I/64b I64b-SVK-2020.svg Bytčica
I/64C I64C-SVK-2020.svg Road I/64 – Road I/64b
I/64d I64d-SVK-2020.svg Topoľčiani – Krušovice
I/65 I65-SVK-2020.svg NitraZlaté MoravceČaradice  ; Hronský BeňadikNová Baňa; ŽarnovicaŽiar nad HronomTurčianske TepliceMartinVrútky 125
I/65D I65D-SVK-2020.svg Martin bypass7
I/66 I66-SVK-2020.svg Hungarian border at ŠahyZvolenBanská BystricaBreznoVernárPopradSpišská Belá – Polish border at Tatranská Javorina 244
I/66A I66A-SVK-2020.svg Poprad bypass3.64
I/67 I67-SVK-2020.svg Hungarian border at Kráľ – Tornaľa  ; RožňavaPusté Pole
Originally continued to Tatranská Javorina, but this (along with I/67A) became a portion of I/66 in 2015.
61
I/68 I68-SVK-2020.svg Polish border at Mníšek nad PopradomStará ĽubovňaPrešov
Originally continued to the Hungarian border at Milhosť, but this section was split off to the new I/17 and I/20 in 2015.
80
I/69 I69-SVK-2020.svg KováčováBanská Bystrica 13
I/70 I70-SVK-2020.svg PárnicaDolný Kubín 18
I/71 I71-SVK-2020.svg Lučenec – Hungarian border at Šiatorská Bukovinka 26
I/72 I72-SVK-2020.svg Rimavská SobotaBrezno  ; PodbrezováLiptovský Hrádok 105
I/73 I73-SVK-2020.svg LipníkySvidník – Polish border at Vyšný Komárnik
Decommissioned on 1 August 2015 and renumbered to I/21.
59
I/74 I74-SVK-2020.svg StrážskeHumenné – Ukrainian border at Ubľa 60
I/74A I74A-SVK-2020.svg Humenné inner bypass3
I/74B I74B-SVK-2020.svg Humenné inner bypass0.1
I/75 I75-SVK-2020.svg SládkovičovoGalantaŠaľaNové ZámkyVeľký KrtíšLučenec 200
I/75A I75A-SVK-2020.svg Galanta bypass 9
I/76 I76-SVK-2020.svg ŠtúrovoHronský Beňadik 75
I/77 I77-SVK-2020.svg Spišská BeláStará ĽubovňaBardejovSvidník 115
I/77A I77A-SVK-2020.svg Čirč – Polish border0.1
I/78 I78-SVK-2020.svg Oravský PodzámokNámestovo – Polish border at Oravská Polhora 44
I/79 I79-SVK-2020.svg Vranov nad TopľouTrebišovSlovenské Nové MestoČierna 90
I/79A I79A-SVK-2020.svg Slovenské Nové Mesto – Hungarian border0.4
I/80 I80-SVK-2020.svg I/68 in Presov – D1 motorway in Presov
Decommissioned on 1 October 2020 and absorbed into I/68.
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