P64 road (Ukraine)

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Road P64 (Ukraine)
Автошлях Р64 (Ukraine)
Lysyanka-Ukraine-Square.jpg
P-64. Peace Square in Lysyanka
Route information
Length81.3 km [1]  (50.5 mi)
Major junctions
North end P 04 in Kivshovata
South endN-road-16-Ukraine.svg H 16 in Tarasivka
Location
Country Ukraine
Oblasts Kyiv, Cherkasy
Highway system

Road P-64 is a motor road of regional significance in Ukraine. Passes through the territory of the Kyiv and Cherkasy regions.

Contents

Whole length

The total length of the road, KivshovataLysiankaMoryntsi – Tarasivka – N-road-16-Ukraine.svg H 16 , is 81.3 kilometres (50.5 mi). [1] [2]

Main route

Route map P 64: [3] [4]

Route P64
Kyiv Oblast
Bila Tserkva Raion
Kivshovata P 04 0 kilometres (0 mi)
Great Berezanka
Veselyi Kut
Kosyakovka
Cherkasy Oblast
Zvenyhorodka Raion
Sushkovka
Chaplinka
Boyarka
Pisarevka
intersection with P 04
Lysianka T-2403
PochapintsyT-2408
Moryntsi
Champamya
ShevchenkovoT-2410
Tarasivka
intersection withN-road-16-Ukraine.svg H 16 81.3 kilometres (50.5 mi)

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