Highway H01 (Ukraine)

Highway H01 is a Ukrainian national highway (H-highway) connecting the capital of Ukraine Kiev with the central regions.[1] It passes either through or near Lisnyky, Khodosivka, Pidhirstsi, Romankiv, Novi Bezradychi, Tatsenky, Obukhiv, Derevyana, Krasne Pershe, Koziivka, Hryvhorivka, Husachivka, Matyashivka, and Makarivka in Obukhivskyi; Leonivka, Horokhovye, Novosiilky, Rosava station, Sloboda, Pereselennya, Kaharlyk, Zhovtneve, and Lypovets in Kaharlytskyi; Matviivka, Halyne station, Zelenky, Rosava, Myronivka, Yakhny, Mykhailivka, Ivanivka in Myronivskyi; Pishky, Moryntsi, Sytnyky, Samoridnya, Korsun-Shevchenkivskyi, Lystvyna, Karashyna, Miropillya, Koshmak, and Zavadivka in Korsun-Shevchenkivskyi; Valyava station, Horodyshche and Buda-Orlovets in Horodishchenskiy; Teklyne, Balakliya, Kostyantynivka, and Smila in Smilyanskiy; Mykhailivka, Rebedailivka, Kamianka, and Kosari in Kamyanskyi; Nova Osota, Oleksandrivka, Fundukliivka station, Birky, Nyzhchi Bereshchaky, Sosnivka, Krasnosillya, and Mykhailivka in Oleksandrivskiy; Tsybuleve and Bohdanivka in Znamianskyi; and Vodyane.

Highway H01
Автошлях H01
Route information
Length274.7 km (170.7 mi)
Major junctions
North end M03 in Kiev
South end M12 in Znamianka
Location
RegionsKiev, Kiev Oblast, Cherkasy Oblast, Kirovohrad Oblast
Highway system
Roads in Ukraine
H01 road in Kyiv region

Main route

Main route and connections to/intersections with other highways in Ukraine.

MarkerMain settlementsNotesHighway Interchanges
0 km Kiev E40 M03 • P01
Obukhiv P01 • P19
Kaharlyk P32
Myronivka P09
Smila H16
Nova Osota in Oleksandrivskiy H14
274.7 km Znamianka Druha E584/ E50 M12
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See also

References
  1. National Highways of Ukraine in Russian
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