M-9.1 (Kosovo)
| M9.1 highway | |
|---|---|
| Albanian: Magjistrale 9.1 Serbian: Magistralni put 9.1 Serbian Cyrillic: Магистрални пут 9.1 | |
| Rruga Klinë - Gjakovë | |
| The M9 (N9) runs from the west to the southwest of Kosovo. | |
| Route information | |
| Maintained by Ministria e Infrastruktures | |
| Major junctions | |
| West end | File:M9-Kosovo.svg M9 in Klina. (start) |
| File:HR road sign E47 (2005).svg File:M9-Kosovo.svg Klina
File:Prometni znak E46.svg Gjakova File:Prometni znak E46.svg Morine | |
| Southwest end | File:SH22-AL.svg SH22 in Albania, Qafe Morine (end) |
| Location | |
| Districts | Peja, Gjakova |
| Highway system | |
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The M9.1 (Albanian: Nacionale 9.1, Serbian: Magistralni put 9.1) also commonly known as Rruga Klinë-Gjakovë and N9.1 is a road which connects the western and southwestern part of Kosovo. It starts from the M9-M9.1 junction, passes through cities such as Peja Gjakova and Morina, and ends at the Albanian border. The road is 53 kilometers long.[1]
Route
The M9.1 begins at the junction of the M9 and M9.1 road. The road is a 2x2 road but only for a short length, where the rest of the road continues as an 1x1 road. In Gjakova, it is a narrow city road. The road ends at the Albanian border at Morine.[2]
History
During Yugoslavian times, the road was very insignificant. It was a dirt-paved road, but was important to the city of Gjakova. In 2008–2009, the road became asphalted. After Kosovo's independence, the road still was called as M-9.1. The road in recent years has been renumbered to N-9.1, it its unknown when this happened.[3]
