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The commissioning of the highway is a major event for the whole country, the President said while opening traffic on the bridge across the Amur River.
He said, “Now the Far East does not seem so far away”.
The highway runs through the Chita and Amursk regions and the Jewish Autonomous Region. It starts at the eastern corner of the Chita Region and ends at the left bank of the Amur River.
The highway running from west to east has several access roads leading to Yakutia in the north, to the western districts of the Magadan Region and further on to Chukotka, and towards Blagoveshchensk, Zabaikalsk and other localities and traffic control points at the Russian-Chinese border to the south, as well as towards Pacific ports in the Khabarovsk and Maritime regions.
February 26, 2004, Khabarovsk Territory