This is a list of national roads in Latvia :
This is a list of national roads in Latvia :
| Number | E-road | Route | Length (km) |
|---|---|---|---|
 A1 |  E67 | Rīga – Ainaži (EE border) | 101 |
 A2 |  E77 | Rīga – Sigulda – Veclaicene (EE border) | 196 |
 A3 |  E264 | Inčukalns – Valmiera – Valka (EE border) | 101 |
 A4 | E67 E77 | Rīga ring road (Baltezers – Saulkalne) | 20 |
 A5 | E67 E77 | Rīga ring road (Salaspils – Babīte) | 40 |
 A6 |  E22  E262 | Rīga – Daugavpils – Krāslava – Pāternieki (BY border) | 307 |
 A7 | E67 | Rīga – Bauska – Grenctāle (LT border) | 85 |
 A8 | E77 | Rīga – Jelgava – Meitene (LT border) | 76 |
 A9 | Rīga (Skulte) – Liepāja | 199 | |
 A10 | E22 | Rīga – Ventspils | 190 |
 A11 | Liepāja – Rucava (LT border) | 57 | |
 A12 | E22 E262 | Jēkabpils – Rēzekne – Ludza – Terehova (RU border) | 166 |
 A13 | E262 | Grebņeva (RU border) – Rēzekne – Daugavpils – Medumi (LT border) | 163 |
 A14 | E262 | Daugavpils ring road (Tilti – Kalkūne) | 15 |
 A15 | E262 | Rēzekne ring road | 7 |
Approximately one thousand roads in Latvia are categorised under the state local road category. The total length of the local roads is 13,181.616 kilometres (8,190.676 mi), of which 10,570.151 kilometres (6,567.987 mi) are hard-surface and 2,611.465 kilometres (1,622.689 mi) are crushed stone or graveled.
These roads are designated by the letter V by the Latvian State Roads, [1] but this classification not used in signage.
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