The following is a list of Brazilian highways, sorted by jurisdiction and official number designation.
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RJ-014 – Estrada de Ibicuí / Estrada do Axixá
RJ-071 – Via Expressa João Goulart [pt]
RJ-079 – Estrada Ayrton Senna da Silva
RJ-081 – Via Light [pt]
RJ-085 – Estrada Rio d'Ouro / Avenida Automóvel Clube [pt]
RJ-093 – Estrada de Lages [pt]
RJ-099 – Rodovia Prefeito Abeilard Goulart de Souza [pt]
RJ-101 – Avenida Governador Leonel de Moura Brizola
RJ-102 – Rodovia Niterói-Cabo Frio [pt]
RJ-104 – Rodovia Niterói-Manilha [pt]
RJ-105 – Avenida Abílio Augusto Távora
RJ-106 – Rodovia Amaral Peixoto [pt]
RJ-107 – Estrada do Imperador
RJ-109 – Rodovia Raphael de Almeida Magalhães [pt]
RJ-111 – Avenida Henrique Duque Estrada Mayer / Estrada Zumbi dos Palmares
RJ-113 – Estrada de Adrianópolis [pt]
RJ-114 – Estrada de Ubatiba [pt]
RJ-115 – Avenida Pastor Manuel Avelino de Souza
RJ-116 – Rodovia Presidente João Goulart
RJ-117 – Estrada Bernardo Coutinho
RJ-119 – Estrada de Santo Antônio
RJ-120 – Estrada Cachoeiras de Macacu-Rio Bonito
RJ-121
RJ-122 – Estrada Rio-Friburgo [pt]
RJ-123 – Estrada do Secretário
RJ-124 – Via Lagos [pt]
RJ-125 – Rodovia Ary Schiavo [pt]
RJ-127 [pt]
RJ-128 – Estrada do Palmital
RJ-129
RJ-130 – Estrada Teresópolis – Friburgo
RJ-131
RJ-133
RJ-135
RJ-136 – Estrada de Morro Grande
RJ-137 – Estrada de Ipiabas
RJ-138 – Estrada São Vicente
RJ-139 – Antiga Estrada Rio-São Paulo
RJ-140 – Rodovia Márcio Corrêa
RJ-141 – Estrada de Dorândia [pt]
RJ-142 – Rodovia Serramar
RJ-143
RJ-144
RJ-145 – Rodovia Alberto Santos Dumont [pt]
RJ-146
RJ-148 [pt]
RJ-149 – Estrada São João Marcos [pt]
RJ-150
RJ-151
RJ-152
RJ-153 – Rodovia Júlio Caruso/Rodovia Gecy Vieira Gonçalves
RJ-155 – Rodovia Saturnino Braga
RJ-158 [pt]
RJ-159
RJ-160 [pt]
RJ-162 – Rodovia Serramar [pt]
RJ-164
RJ-165 [pt]
RJ-166
RJ-168 [pt]
RJ-172
RJ-174
RJ-176
RJ-184
RJ-186
RJ-188
RJ-192 [pt]
RJ-194
RJ-200
RJ-202
RJ-204
RJ-206
RJ-208
RJ-210
RJ-212
RJ-214 – Rodovia Dr. Mauro Alves Ribeiro Jr.
RJ-216
RJ-218
RJ-220 – Rodovia Deputado Luiz Fernando Linhares
RJ-222
RJ-224
RJ-226
RJ-228
RJ-230 – Rodovia Prefeito Alaor Braz da Fonseca [pt]
RJ-232
RJ-234
RJ-236 – Rodovia Sérgio Viana Barroso
RJ-238 [pt]
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