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Wykaz Dróg Wojewódzkich Wykaz dróg wojewódzkich na obszarze województwa mazowieckiego stan na 01.01.2021 r. Przebieg drogi na terenie województwa Pikietaż drogi Długość drogi Lp. Droga Przebieg drogi Klasa drogi Rejon Drogowy mazowieckiego km km km 1 265 Brześć Kujawski - Kowal - Gostynin Gr. woj. - Gostynin 34+027 43+940 9,913 G Gostynin - Płock 0+000 2+266 G 2 539 Blinno - Ligowo - Tłuchowo Blinno - gr. woj. - gr. woj. - Ligowo - gr. woj. 11,240 Gostynin - Płock 6+407 15+381 Z 3 540 Bielsk - Proboszczewice - Sikórz Bielsk - Proboszczewice - Sikórz 0+000 16+152 16,152 Z Gostynin - Płock 42+660 92+436 Ciechanów Lubawa - Lidzbark - Żuromin - Bieżuń - Sierpc 4 541 Gr. woj. - Żuromin - Bieżuń - Sierpc - gr. woj. 68,367 G - Tłuchowo - Dobrzyń nad Wisłą 92+436 111+289 Gostynin - Płock 68+695 111+064 Ciechanów Brodnica - Lidzbark - Działdowo - Mława - Gr. woj. - Mława - Przasnysz - Krasnosielc - 5 544 91,686 G Przasnysz - Krasnosielc - Ostrołęka Ostrołęka 111+064 159+933 Ostrołęka Droga 559 /Srebrna/ - Siecien - Murzynowo - Droga 559 /Srebrna/ - Siecien - Murzynowo - 6 555 0+000 9+066 9,066 Z Gostynin - Płock rzeka Wisła - Stary Duninów - droga 62 rzeka Wisła - Stary Duninów - droga 62 7 559 Lipno - Jasień - Brudzeń Duży - Sikórz - Płock Gr. woj. - Brudzeń Duży - Sikórz - Płock 23+600 46+944 23,344 G Gostynin - Płock 8 560 Brodnica - Rypin - Sierpc - Bielsk Gr. woj - Sierpc - Bielsk 40+048 76+105 36,057 G Gostynin - Płock 9 561 Bieżuń - Szumanie Bieżuń - Szumanie 0+000 21+075 21,075 G Ciechanów Szpetal Górny - Dobrzyń nad Wisłą - 10 562 Gr. woj. - Biskupice - Płock 25+334 44+819 19,485 Z Gostynin - Płock Biskupice - Płock 11 563 Rypin - Żuromin - Mława Gr.woj. - Żuromin - Mława 16+656 67+177 50,521 G Ciechanów Droga 562 /Płock/ - rzeka Wisła - Droga 62 12 564 Rzeka Wisła - droga 62 /Popłacin/ 0+430 0+750 0,320 Z Gostynin - Płock /Popłacin/ 0+000 1+587 Grodzisk Maz. 13 565 Secymin Nowy - rzeka Wisła - Chociszewo Secymin Nowy - rzeka Wisła - Chociszewo 5,156 Z 1+587 5+156 Wołomin - Nowy Dwór Maz. 14 567 Płock - Rogozino - Ciółkowo - Góra Płock - Rogozino - Ciółkowo - Góra 2+368 29+349 26,981 G Gostynin - Płock 15 568 Goślice - Ciółkowo Goślice - Ciółkowo 0+000 5+720 5,720 Z Gostynin - Płock 16 570 Wróblewo - Naruszewo - Czerwińsk nad Wisłą Wróblewo - Naruszewo - Czerwińsk nad Wisłą 0+000 17+828 17,828 Z Wołomin - Nowy Dwór Maz. 17 571 Naruszewo - Nasielsk - Winnica - Pułtusk Naruszewo - Nasielsk - Winnica - Pułtusk 0+000 56+256 56,256 Z Wołomin - Nowy Dwór Maz. 18 573 Nowy Duninów - Gostynin - Żychlin Nowy Duninów - Gostynin - gr. woj. 0+000 42+530 42,530 Z Gostynin - Płock Dobrzyków - Gąbin - Szczawin Borowy- Dobrzyków - Gąbin - Szczawin Borowy- 19 574 0+000 16+142 16,142 Z Gostynin - Płock Kolonia Kolonia Płock - Dobrzyków - Słubice - Iłów - Kamion - Płock - Dobrzyków - Słubice - Iłów - Kamion - 5+847 54+617 Gostynin - Płock 20 575 77,650 G Śladów - Secemin Polski - Nowy Kazuń Śladów - Secemin Polski - Nowy Kazuń 54+617 83+497 Grodzisk Maz. 21 577 Łąck - Gąbin - Sanniki - Ruszki Łąck - Gąbin - Sanniki - Ruszki 0+000 46+764 46,764 G Gostynin - Płock Droga 7 /Kazuń Polski/ - Leszno - Błonie - Droga 7 /Kazuń Polski/ - Leszno - Błonie - 22 579 0+000 53+550 53,550 G Grodzisk Maz. Grodzisk Mazowiecki - Radziejowice Grodzisk Mazowiecki - Radziejowice Warszawa - Leszno - Kampinos - Żelazowa Warszawa - Leszno - Kampinos - Żelazowa 23 580 6+025 49+754 43,729 G Grodzisk Maz. Wola - Sochaczew Wola - Sochaczew 24 581 Gostynin - Łanięta - Krośniewice Gostynin - gr. woj. 0+000 13+182 13,182 G Gostynin - Płock 25 583 Bedlno - Żychlin - Sanniki Gr. woj. - Sanniki 7+627 29+062 21,435 Z Gostynin - Płock 26 584 Sanniki - Kiernozia - Łowicz Sanniki - gr. woj. 0+000 6+669 6,669 G Gostynin - Płock 27 614 Chorzele - Krukowo - Myszyniec Chorzele - Krukowo - Myszyniec 0+000 35+893 35,893 Z Ostrołęka 28 615 Mława - Ciechanów Mława - Ciechanów 0+000 30+512 30,512 G Ciechanów 29 616 Rembielin - Ciechanów Rembielin - Ciechanów 0+000 46+389 46,389 Z Ciechanów 30 617 Przasnysz - Ciechanów Przasnysz - Ciechanów 0+000 24+029 24,029 GP Ciechanów 31 618 Gołymin Ośrodek - Pułtusk - Wyszków Gołymin Ośrodek - Pułtusk - Wyszków 0+000 47+685 47,685 G Wołomin - Nowy Dwór Maz. Nowe Miasto - Strzegocin - Przewodowo- Nowe Miasto - Strzegocin - Przewodowo- 32 620 0+000 25+050 25,050 Z Wołomin - Nowy Dwór Maz. Parcele Parcele 33 622 Chrcynno - Szadki Chrcynno - Szadki 0+000 12+240 12,240 G Wołomin - Nowy Dwór Maz. Stacja kolejowa Beniaminów - Dąbkowizna - Stacja kolejowa Beniaminów - Dąbkowizna - 34 624 0+000 2+967 2,967 Z Wołomin - Nowy Dwór Maz. droga 631 /Wólka Radzymińska/ droga 631 /Wólka Radzymińska/ 35 626 Maków Mazowiecki - Nowa Wieś Maków Mazowiecki - Nowa Wieś 0+000 33+360 33,360 Z Ostrołęka Ostrołęka - Ostrów Mazowiecka - Małkinia - Ostrołęka - Ostrów Mazowiecka - Małkinia - 5+300 41+861 Ostrołęka 36 627 90,557 G Kosów Lacki - Sokołów Podlaski Kosów Lacki - Sokołów Podlaski 41+861 95+857 Węgrów - Siedlce 37 629 Marki - droga 2 /Warszawa/ Marki - Warszawa 0+000 1+055 1,055 G Wołomin - Nowy Dwór Maz. 38 630 Droga 85 /Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki/ - Jabłonna Droga 85 /Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki/ - Jabłonna 0+000 16+648 16,648 GP Wołomin - Nowy Dwór Maz. Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki - Zegrze - Nieporęt - Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki - Zegrze - Nieporęt - 0+000 22+419 Z 39 631 45,439 Wołomin - Nowy Dwór Maz. Marki - Warszawa Marki - Warszawa 22+419 45+439 GP Droga 10 /Płońsk/ - Nowe Miasto - Nasielsk - Droga 10 /Płońsk/ - Nowe Miasto - Nasielsk - 0+000 64+201 Z 40 632 72,085 Wołomin - Nowy Dwór Maz. Dębe - Legionowo - Rembelszczyzna - Marki Dębe - Legionowo - Rembelszczyzna - Marki 64+201 72+085 G 41 633 Warszawa - Rembelszczyzna - Nieporęt Warszawa - Rembelszczyzna - Nieporęt 8+127 15+885 7,758 G Wołomin - Nowy Dwór Maz. Warszawa - Zielonka - Wołomin - Miąse - Warszawa - Zielonka - Wołomin - Miąse - 42 634 18+125 54+960 36,835 G Wołomin - Nowy Dwór Maz. Tłuszcz - Wólka Kozłowska Tłuszcz - Wólka Kozłowska 43 635 Radzymin - Wołomin Radzymin - Wołomin 4+582 12+284 7,702 G Wołomin - Nowy Dwór Maz. Wola Rasztowska - Wólka Kozłowska - Jadów Wola Rasztowska - Wólka Kozłowska - Jadów 44 636 0+000 29+192 29,192 G Wołomin - Nowy Dwór Maz. - Zawiszyn - Zawiszyn 20+643 35+600 G Wołomin - Nowy Dwór Maz. 45 637 Warszawa - Stanisławów - Węgrów Warszawa - Stanisławów - Węgrów 35+600 43+846 60,261 GP 43+846 80+904 G Węgrów - Siedlce 46 638 Sulejówek - Warszawa /Stara Miłosna/ Sulejówek - Warszawa 0+000 2+677 2,677 Z Wołomin - Nowy Dwór Maz. Droga 7 /Łomna Las/ - rzeka Wisła - droga Droga 7 /Łomna Las/ - rzeka Wisła - droga 0+000 2+377 Grodzisk Maz. 47 639 3,702 Z 630 /Skierdy/ 630 /Skierdy/ 2+377 3+702 Wołomin - Nowy Dwór Maz. 48 645 Myszyniec - Dęby - Nowogród - Łomża Myszyniec - Dęby - gr. woj. 0+000 25+320 25,320 G Ostrołęka 49 647 Dęby - Kolno - Gromadzyn-Wykno - Stawiski Dęby - gr. woj. 0+000 11+178 11,178 Z Ostrołęka Droga 63 /Łomża/ - Śniadowo - Ostrów 50 677 Gr. woj. - Ostrów Mazowiecka 24+116 43+540 19,424 G Ostrołęka Mazowiecka Droga 50 /Góra Kalwaria/ - rzeka Wisła - Droga 50 /Góra Kalwaria/ - rzeka Wisła - 0+000 1+470 51 680 2,824 Z Otwock - Piaseczno droga 50 /Ostrówek/ droga 50 /Ostrówek/ 1+470 2+824 Droga 722 /Prażmów/ - Wola Prażmowska - Droga 722 /Prażmów/ - Wola Prażmowska - Wola Wągrodzka - Kamionka - Uwieliny Wola Wągrodzka - Kamionka - Uwieliny 52 683 Duchowne - Gabrielin - Julianów - Czachówek Duchowne - Gabrielin - Julianów - Czachówek 0+000 21+409 21,409 Z Otwock - Piaseczno - stacja kolejowa Czachówek Wschodni - - stacja kolejowa Czachówek Wschodni - Sobików - droga 50 /Dębówka/ Sobików - droga 50 /Dębówka/ 53 690 Czyżew - Ciechanowiec - Siemiatycze Gr.woj. - gr. woj. 5+000 15+885 10,885 G Węgrów - Siedlce 0+000 20+473 Z Pionki - Laski - Garbatka - Podlas - Bąkowiec - Pionki - Laski - Garbatka - Podlas - Bąkowiec - 54 691 20+473 20+813 25,148 G Radom Opactwo Opactwo 20+813 25+148 Z 55 694 Przyjmy - Brok - Ciechanowiec Przyjmy - Brok - gr. woj. 0+000 56+500 56,500 G Węgrów - Siedlce 56 695 Kosów Lacki - Ceranów Kosów Lacki - Ceranów 0+000 8,448 8,448 G Węgrów - Siedlce 57 696 Węgrów - Chodów Węgrów - Chodów 0+000 27+123 27,123 G Węgrów - Siedlce 58 697 Liw - Sinołęka Liw - Sinołęka 0+000 19+609 19,609 G Węgrów - Siedlce 59 698 Siedlce - Łosice - Konstantynów - Terespol Siedlce - Łosice - gr. woj. 2+761 54+589 51,828 G Węgrów - Siedlce Niemianowice - Gzowice - Piotrowice - Jedlnia Niemianowice - Gzowice - Piotrowice - Jedlnia 60 699 0+000 9+195 9,195 Z Radom Letnisko - Siczki Letnisko - Siczki Droga 92 - stacja kolejowa Płochocin - Droga 92 - stacja kolejowa Płochocin - 61 700 0+000 4+520 4,520 Z Grodzisk Maz. Józefów - Rokitno Józefów - Rokitno Józefów - Domaniew - Żbików - Duchnice - Józefów - Domaniew - Żbików - Duchnice - 62 701 0+000 10+890 10,890 Z Grodzisk Maz. Ożarów - Strzykuły Ożarów - Strzykuły 0+000 15+240 Z 63 705 Śladów - Sochaczew - Skierniewice - Jeżów Śladów - Sochaczew - gr. woj. 30,771 Grodzisk Maz. 15+240 30+771 G Skierniewice - Rawa Mazowiecka - Nowe 64 707 Gr. woj. - Nowe Miasto nad Pilicą 39+958 54+228 14,270 G Radom Miasto nad Pilicą 0+000 4+046 Droga 721 /Habdzin/ - Gassy - rzeka Wisła - Droga 721 /Habdzin/ - Gassy - rzeka Wisła - 65 712 5,479 Z Otwock - Piaseczno droga 801 /Karczew/ droga 801 /Karczew/ 4+046 5+479 66 718 Borzęcin - Ołtarzew - Pruszków Borzęcin - Ołtarzew - Pruszków 0+000 11+908 11,908 G Grodzisk Maz. 13+750 48+313 GP 67 719 Warszawa - Pruszków - Żyrardów - Kamion Warszawa - Pruszków - Żyrardów - Kamion 51,476 Grodzisk Maz. 48+313 65+226 G 68 720 Błonie - Brwinów - Otrębusy - Nadarzyn Błonie - Brwinów - Otrębusy - Nadarzyn 0+000 19+737 19,737 G Grodzisk Maz. 0+000 13+318 G 13+318 15+900 GP 69 721 Nadarzyn - Piaseczno - Wiązowna - Duchnów Nadarzyn - Piaseczno - Wiązowna - Duchnów 44,967 Otwock - Piaseczno 15+900 27+217 G 29+300 47+050 G 70 722 Piaseczno - Lesznowola - Grójec Piaseczno - Lesznowola - Grójec 5+703 29+626 23,923 G Otwock - Piaseczno Warszawa - Konstancin Jeziorna - Góra Warszawa - Konstancin Jeziorna - Góra 71 724 10+751 26+647 15,896 G Otwock - Piaseczno Kalwaria Kalwaria Rawa Mazowiecka - Biała Rawska - Belsk 72 725 Gr.
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