SU
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
1922 - 1991
Note: Many Soviet era plates issued after 1959 became invalid in the majority of post-Soviet republics nevertheless some of them may still be legally displayed on vehicles (mainly in Russia).
Final normal series for private vehicles (1980 - 1991), AГ = AZERBAIJAN (Baku)
Final normal series for private vehicles (1980 - 1991), БA = Bashkir Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (Ufa), RUSSIAN FEDERATION
Final normal series for private vehicles (1980 - 1991), ГO = Gorkiy (1932-91, today Nihznyi Novgorod), RUSSIAN FEDERATION
Final normal series for private vehicles (1980 - 1991), CE = Severnaya Ossetia (North Ossetia), RUSSIAN FEDERATION
Final normal series for private vehicles (1980 - 1991), ГK = Grodno, BYELORUSSIA (Belarus)
Final normal series for private vehicles (1980 - 1991), KP = Krym (Crimea, Simferopol), UKRAINE
Final normal series for private vehicles (1980 - 1991), ЗП = Zaporozhye, UKRAINE
Final normal series for private vehicles (1980 - 1991), EA = ESTONIA (Tallinn)
Final normal series for private vehicles (1980 - 1991), ЛT = LATVIA (Riga)
Final normal series for private vehicles (1980 - 1991), ЛK = LITHUANIA (Vilnius)
Final normal series for private vehicles (1980 - 1991), B nnnn PT (PTB) = LITHUANIA (Vilnius), code used on vehicles travelling abroad