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No Km Līdz Km V772 Apšusala VALSTS VIETĒJO AUTOCEĻU VAI TO POSMU SARAKSTS AR NOTEIKTĀM UZTURĒŠANAS KLASĒM 2020.GADA VASARAS SEZONĀ (no 2020.gada 1.aprīļa līdz 2020.gada 31.oktobrim) Uzturēšanas posms Autoceļa posma Uzturēšanas Autoceļa nosaukums indekss no km līdz km garums, km klase Aizkraukles nodaļas pārvaldīšanā esošajā valsts autoceļu tīklā V772 Apšusala - Vilkukrogs 0,000 1,350 1,350 B V776 Ceļinieki - Indrāni 0,000 2,300 2,300 D V793 Lone - Zalves mežniecība 6,600 15,400 8,800 D V887 Irši - Liepkalne 0,000 2,700 2,700 D V914 Visdarbi - Berģi 0,000 3,000 3,000 D V915 Koknese - Odziena - Jāņukalns - Bērzaune 0,000 18,580 18,580 C V915 Koknese - Odziena - Jāņukalns - Bērzaune 18,580 28,400 9,820 D V916 Jaunbebri - Odziena - Vietalva - Indrāni 0,000 18,550 18,550 C V916 Jaunbebri - Odziena - Vietalva - Indrāni 18,550 21,600 3,050 D V917 Vietalva - Sausnēja - Sidrabiņi 0,000 4,800 4,800 C V918 Zemkopības institūts - Skrīveri 0,000 1,600 1,600 A V919 Pievedceļš Skrīveru stacijai 0,000 0,300 0,300 B V920 Koknese - Vērene - Madliena - Suntaži 0,000 5,900 5,900 C V920 Koknese - Vērene - Madliena - Suntaži 5,900 23,300 18,400 D V921 Vecbebri - Ozoli 0,000 5,900 5,900 C V922 Vecbebri - Irši 0,000 11,400 11,400 C V923 Alunāni - Bites - Salānieši 0,000 7,100 7,100 C V924 Pļaviņas - Krievciems 0,000 10,700 10,700 C V925 Ķūģi - Spīganas stacija 0,000 2,500 2,500 D V926 Sunākste - Zilkalne 0,000 7,000 7,000 C V927 Tenči - Daudzeva - Vīgante 0,000 34,500 34,500 C V928 Sece - Seces stacija 0,000 6,500 6,500 C V929 Daudzeva - Dimanti 0,000 1,400 1,400 D V930 Daudzevas rampas pievedceļš 0,000 1,600 1,600 C V931 Čunči - Darbnīcas 0,000 1,100 1,100 D V932 Nereta - Grīcgale - Ērberģe 0,000 36,800 36,800 C V933 Smeltēni - Strobuki 0,000 7,300 7,300 C V934 Spriciņi - Lujāņi 0,000 8,600 8,600 C V935 Taurkalne - Dobelnieki 0,000 15,300 15,300 C V936 Valle - Sietiņi - Kurmene 0,000 12,400 12,400 C V937 Mežmuiža - Krīči 0,000 5,400 5,400 C V938 Vīgante - Zilkalne 0,000 12,700 12,700 C V939 Ratnicēni - Bormaņi 0,000 6,000 6,000 C V940 Sietiņi - Ozoliņi 0,000 2,000 2,000 C V941 Pērse - Zirnīši 0,000 6,500 6,500 D V942 Alunāni - Irši 0,000 7,800 7,800 C V943 Mežezers - Bunduļi 0,000 5,300 5,300 C V944 Pļaviņas - Jaunmuiža 0,000 6,300 6,300 C V944 Pļaviņas - Jaunmuiža 6,300 11,700 5,400 D V945 Pļaviņas - Juči 0,000 1,400 1,400 C V946 Skujaiņi - Mālkalni. 0,000 2,800 2,800 D V947 Staburags - Sēliškas 0,000 8,600 8,600 D V948 Trīskantnieki - Vīgantes skola 0,000 2,400 2,400 C V949 Seces skolas pievedceļš 0,000 0,500 0,500 C V950 Pargīzes - Talsiņi 0,000 3,300 3,300 D V951 Kundrāti - Jaunzemi 0,000 1,100 1,100 C V952 Jaunzemji - Smēdes 0,000 5,500 5,500 C V953 Krūškapi - Bikšas 0,000 8,400 8,400 C V954 Aizkraukle - Aizpuri 0,000 5,400 5,400 C V955 Zāģētava - Nereta 0,000 1,000 1,000 C V956 Daudzeva - Viesīte - Apserde 0,000 22,477 22,477 C V957 Pievedceļš Pļaviņu tūristu bāzei 0,000 1,140 1,140 C V958 Aizkraukles stacija - Aizkraukle 0,000 1,900 1,900 A V959 Pievedceļš - Pļaviņām 0,000 2,300 2,300 A V960 Pievedceļš Pļaviņu dolomīta šķembu ražotnei 0,000 1,000 1,000 A V961 Nereta - Sleķi 0,000 1,200 1,200 C V964 Taurupe - Vecbebri 13,000 24,100 11,100 C V996 Ogre - Viskāļi - Koknese 39,780 61,145 21,365 C V998 Vietalva - Vietalvas kapi 0,000 2,000 2,000 C V999 Pļaviņas - Kaķkalns 0,000 1,000 1,000 A V1003 Ozolaine - Skaistkalne - Straumes 11,582 29,200 17,618 C KOPĀ: 450,150 tai skaitā pa klasēm: A: 7,800 B: 1,650 C: 361,030 D: 79,670 Alūksnes nodaļas pārvaldīšanā esošajā valsts autoceļu tīklā V383 Lucka-Alūksne 0,000 17,000 17,000 A V455 Viļaka-Žīguri-Liepna 26,750 28,220 1,470 C V368 Zvārtava-Vireši 0,000 1,464 1,464 C V370 Pievedceļš šķembu bāzei "Vireši" 0,000 1,371 1,371 C V371 Vireši- Dūre-Lejasciems 0,000 4,846 4,846 C V372 Gaujiena-Lejaskrogs 0,000 8,129 8,129 C V373 Gaujiena-Verasskola 0,000 5,052 5,052 C V374 Mežslokas-Čonkas- Dūre 0,000 5,394 5,394 C V375 Čonkas-Ilzenes muiža 0,000 4,308 4,308 C V377 Māriņkalns - Alsviķi 0,000 5,604 5,604 C V378 Alsviķi-Ādams 0,000 6,188 6,188 C V381 Bārdaskrogs-Krabi 0,000 9,199 9,199 C V384 Ziemeri-Māriņkalns 0,000 8,140 8,140 C V385 Kaktiņi-Sauleskalns 0,000 7,270 7,270 C V386 Alūksne-Ziemeri-Veclaicene 0,535 17,685 17,150 C V387 Tūja-Kantorkrogs 0,000 10,154 10,154 C V388 Alūksne-Kalniena-Gulbene 0,000 11,750 11,750 C V389 Lāzberģis-Šļukums 0,000 4,037 4,037 C V390 Kolberģis-Ponkuļi 0,000 18,875 18,875 C V391 Mārkalne - Augure 0,000 2,740 2,740 C V392 Klimentīne-Akaviņas 0,980 9,558 8,578 C V394 Pededze-Kalnapededze 0,000 6,693 6,693 C V395 Jaunanna-Anna 0,000 7,012 7,012 C V396 Vētraine-Maliena-Kalncempji-Sprīvuļi 0,000 28,567 28,567 C V396 Vētraine-Maliena-Kalncempji-Sprīvuļi 29,909 37,432 7,523 C V398 Ķūderi-Jaunanna 0,000 11,215 11,215 C V399 Mālupe-Beja-Karitāni 0,000 7,989 7,989 C V399 Mālupe-Beja-Karitāni 8,059 12,961 4,902 C V401 Liepna-Beja 0,000 17,487 17,487 C V402 Zaiceva-Putrovka 0,000 10,714 10,714 C V403 Liepna-Voroža 0,000 6,740 6,740 C V410 Gulbene-Zeltiņi 16,875 22,735 5,860 C V411 Velēna-Vireši 23,417 30,603 7,186 C V371 Vireši- Dūre-Lejasciems 4,846 21,490 16,644 C V375 Čonkas-Ilzenes muiža 4,435 5,870 1,435 C V368 Zvārtava-Vireši 2,500 11,107 8,607 D V376 Ape-Ādams 0,000 10,482 10,482 D V378 Alsviķi-Ādams 6,188 16,291 10,103 D V379 Karva-Rezaka 0,000 4,930 4,930 D V380 Karva-Jaunlaicene 0,000 6,565 6,565 D V382 Veclaicene-Rulles 0,000 3,918 3,918 D V389 Lāzberģis-Šļukums 4,367 5,856 1,489 D V391 Mārkalne - Augure 2,740 8,470 5,730 D V392 Klimentīne-Akaviņas 0,000 0,980 0,980 D V393 Kauļi-Papardes stacija 0,000 3,375 3,375 D V395 Jaunanna-Anna 7,302 7,538 0,236 D V400 Taides - Matisene 0,000 5,245 5,245 D V403 Liepna-Voroža 6,740 12,965 6,225 D V455 Viļaka-Žīguri-Liepna 10,400 26,750 16,350 D KOPĀ: 382,921 tai skaitā pa klasēm: A: 17,000 B: 0,000 C: 281,686 D: 84,235 Balvu nodaļas pārvaldīšanā esošajā valsts autoceļu tīklā V454 Pērkoņi-Vīksna-Mālupe 0,000 25,099 25,099 C V455 Viļaka-Žīguri-Liepna 2,360 10,400 8,040 B V456 Vīksna-Gobusala 0,000 5,700 5,700 D V457 Viļaka-Borisova-Bubņi 0,000 16,580 16,580 C V458 Šķilbēni-Krievijas robeža 0,000 6,410 6,410 D V459 Pleševa-Čilipīne-Kudreva 0,000 7,900 7,900 C V460 Tilža-Baltinava 0,000 19,010 19,010 C V461 Tilža-Pazlauka 0,000 6,000 6,000 C V461 Tilža-Pazlauka 6,000 15,000 9,000 D V461 Tilža-Pazlauka 15,000 20,544 5,544 C V462 Kāpessils-Krišjāņi 0,000 7,790 7,790 C V463 Pāliņi-Gailīši 0,000 18,42 18,420 C V464 Pokrata-Lazdukalns 0,000 8,384 8,384 C V465 Auziņi-Dukuļeva 0,000 16,720 16,720 C V466 Balvi-Teteri-Upatnieki 2,378 20,747 18,369 C V467 Pievedceļš Kupravai 0,000 1,088 1,088 D V468 Briežuciems-Baltinava 0,000 3,210 3,210 C V469 Kubuli-Paulāni 0,000 7,000 7,000 C V470 Balvi-Celmene-Sita 1,057 9,000 7,943 C V471 Dubļeva-Moziņki 0,000 6,500 6,500 C V472 Vīksna-Kuprava 0,000 10,680 10,680 C V473 Žīguri-Silaciems-Katleši 0,000 12,710 12,710 C V474 Aususala-Svātūne 0,000 4,790 4,790 C V475 Vecumi-Borisova 0,000 2,640 2,640 C V476 Viļaka-Lugi 0,000 4,500 4,500 C V477 Šķilbēni-Logini 0,000 5,320 5,320 C V478 Upītes-Demerova 0,000 7,560 7,560 D V479 Baltinava-Punduri 0,000 5,160 5,160 C V480 Aususala-Breksene 0,000 12,022 12,022 C V481 Rūbāni-Primenes 0,000 5,137 5,137 C V482 Vectilža-Sudarbe 0,000 3,120 3,120 C V483 Upatnieki-Rugāji 0,000 6,800 6,800 C V484 Lukstiņi-Teteri 0,000 4,815 4,815 C V485 Gariesili-Pokrata 0,000 1,674 1,674 C V486 Pievedceļš Tilžai 0,000 2,400 2,400 B V487 Pievedceļš Balvu stacijai 0,000 1,630 1,630 C V488 Rugāji-Ranguči 0,000 15,540 15,540 C V489 Tilža-Bērzpils 0,000 20,504 20,504 C V490 Balvi-Kuprava 0,450 4,500 4,050 B V490 Balvi-Kuprava 4,500 19,490 14,990 C V491 Viļaka-Vecumi 0,000 8,270 8,270 C V492 Kubuli-Dvorupe 0,000 8,640 8,640 C V493 Ruskulova-Bērzpils 14,470 31,540 17,070 C V842 Lubāna-Upatnieki 14,007 25,523 11,516 C KOPĀ: 396,245 tai skaitā pa klasēm: A: 0,000 B: 14,490 C: 351,997 D: 29,758 Bauskas nodaļas pārvaldīšanā esošajā valsts autoceļu tīklā V5 Piebalgas-Dzelzāmurs-Ratstrauti 0,000 7,551 7,551 C V7 Baloži-Plakanciems-Iecava 19,463 28,638 9,175 C V9 Iecava-Baldone-Daugmale 1,900 19,133 17,233 B V1002 Dzirnieki-Pilsrundāle 9,328 18,374 9,046 C V1003 Ozolaine-Skaistkalne-Straumes 0,000 10,843 10,843 C V1003 Ozolaine-Skaistkalne-Straumes 11,013 11,582 0,569 C V1004 Pievedceļš Iecavas stacijai 0,000 3,095 3,095 C V1004 Nobrauktuve 0,000 0,800 0,800 C V1005 Kundziņi-Bauska 0,000 1,335 1,335 A V1008 Iecava-Emburga 0,000 4,630 4,630 C V1009 Ozolgaiļi-Zālītes stacija 0,000 4,300 4,300 C V1009 Ozolgaiļi-Zālītes stacija 4,300 4,900 0,600 D V1010 Stūri-Ziemeļi 0,000 5,800 5,800 C V1011 Pārslas-Misa-Šarlotes 0,000 12,897 12,897 C V1012 Zvirgzde-Misa-Dāviņi 0,000 7,880 7,880 C V1012 Zvirgzde-Misa-Dāviņi 8,780 20,114 11,334 C V1013 Šarlotes-Vecumnieku stacija 0,000 3,170 3,170 C V1015 Nīzere-Dupšas 0,000 4,970 4,970 C V1016 Ozolaine-Dupšas 0,000 9,764 9,764 C V1017 Brukna-Baltiņi-Bārbele 0,000 12,210 12,210 C V1018 Vecsaule-Rudzi-Code 0,000 12,942 12,942 C V1019 Jaunsaule-Ozolaine-Bērznieki 0,000 10,295 10,295 D V1019 Jaunsaule-Ozolaine-Bērznieki 10,745 21,188 10,443 C V1020 Likverteni-Jaunsaule-Skaistkalne 0,000 29,870 29,870 C V1021 Grenctāles pienotava - Ērgļi - Mežgaļu skola-Tunkūni 0,000 15,249 15,249 C V1022 Bauska-Brunava-Ērļi-Budberga- Lietuvas robeža 0,000 29,403 29,403 C V1023 Ķirši-Mežgaļu skola 0,000 4,336 4,336 C V1024 Jātnieki-Tunkūni 0,000 5,800 5,800 C V1025 Bauska-Gailīši-Lietuvas robeža 0,300 13,774 13,474 A V1025 Bauska-Gailīši-Lietuvas robeža 13,774 15,181 1,407 D V1026 Siliņi-Krievgaļi-Lietuvas robeža 0,000 1,200 1,200 B V1026 Siliņi-Krievgaļi-Lietuvas robeža 1,200 14,385 13,185 C V1027 Lībieši-Krievgaļi-Rožkalni
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