European route E471

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E471
Route information
Length225 km (140 mi)
Major junctions
From Mukachevo
To Lviv
Location
CountriesFlag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine
Highway system

E 471 is a European B class road in Ukraine, connecting the cities Mukachevo and Lviv.

Route and E-road junctions

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