Danish national road network

The Danish national road network (Danish: Primærrute) is a numbering system for roads in Denmark developed by the Danish Road Directorate (Vejdirektoratet).

The roads are numbered from 6 to 99 and 01 to 04 for ring roads with Danish national road status. There are currently 37 Danish national roads and 59 is currently the highest number. Signs are yellow with black numbers.

Danish National roads

No.	Route	Length	Notes
6	Køge-Helsingør	81 km
8	Nyborg-Tønder	139 km
9	Odense-Nykøbing F	125 km
11	Sæd-Nørre Uttrup	349 km
12	Esbjerg-Viborg	129 km
13	Vejle-Rold Skov	138 km
14	Roskilde-Næstved	56 km
15	Grenaa-Søndervig	203 km
16	Copenhagen-Ringkøbing	361 km
17	Stenstrup station	Stenstrup
18	Vejle-Holstebro	103 km
19	Copenhagen-Hillerød	41 km
21	Copenhagen-Randers	165 km
22	Kalundborg-Vordingborg	105 km
23	Roskilde-E45	99 km
24	Aabenraa-Esbjerg	89 km
25	Tønder-Kolding	72 km
26	Aarhus-Hanstholm	178 km
28	Fredericia-Lemvig	165 km
29	Hobro-Hanstholm	92 km
23	Roskilde-E45	99 km
30	Esbjerg-Horsens	91 km
32	Ribe-Lunderskov	42 km
34	Herning-Skive	48 km
35	Hjørring-Frederkshavn	38km
38	Frederikshavn-Skagen	45 km
40	Roskilde-E45	99 km
41	Aabenraa-Tinglev	17 km
42	Sønderborg-Stubbæk	42 km
41	Aabenraa-Tinglev	17 km
44	Faaborg-Svendborg	25 km
46	Silkeborg-Randers	45 km
47	Haderslev-Gabøl	22 km
52	Juelsminde-Viborg	92 km
53	Hillerød-Kirke Sonnerup	45 km
54	Næstved-Rønnede	15 km
53	Aalborg-Hirtshals	77 km
57	Holbæk-Sorø	34 km
59	Vordingborg-Stege	21 km

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