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List of E-roads in the Netherlands

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European routes in the Netherlands
The Netherlands has 13 European routes
European routes in the Netherlands highlighted in red
System information
Maintained by Rijkswaterstaat[1]
Highway names
European routes:European route E nn (E nn)
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E-road marker on Dutch road sign

This is a list of the European Routes, or E-road highways, that run through the Netherlands. The current network is signposted according to the 1985 system revision, and contains seven Class A roads and six Class B roads within the country. Almost without exception, these are motorways that also carry various national A-numbers (for Autosnelweg). Only two small stretches of the E25 and the E30 are provincial roads (the N220 and N211 respectively).[2]

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History

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The original E-road numbering of 1957 included ten routes, but was supplanted by the 1985 revision.[3]

Class-A European routes

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Number Length (km)[4] Length (mi) Southern or western terminus Northern or eastern terminus Formed Removed Notes
E19 140 87 Amsterdam Belgian border in Breda — — Follows A10, A4, A13, A20, A16, A59, and A58
E22 260 160 Amsterdam[5] German border at Bad Nieuweschans — — Follows A10, N7 and A7
E25 275 171 Hook of Holland Belgian border near Eijsden — — Follows N220, A20, A12, and A2
E30 230 140 Ferry service at Hook of Holland German border near De Lutte — — Follows N211, A4, A12, A27, A28, and A1
E31 135 84 Ridderkerk German border in Gennep — — Follows A15, A73 and A77
E34 80 50 Belgian border in Bladel German border in Venlo — — Follows A67
E35 130 81 Amsterdam German border at Zevenaar — — Follows A10, A2 and A12; original route to Groningen now E231 and E232
  • Class-A European routes
  • Aerial photograph
    E 25, E 30 and E 35 interchange south of Utrecht
  • Aerial photograph
    Galecopperbrug carrying E 30 and E 35 in Utrecht
  • Aerial photograph
    E 22 on the Afsluitdijk
  • Photograph
    E 19 and E 30 in The Hague

Class-B European routes

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Number Length (km)[6] Length (mi) Southern or western terminus Northern or eastern terminus Formed Removed Notes
E231 40 25 Amsterdam Amersfoort 01987-01-011987 current Was E35 from 1950-1975 and E230 from 1975-1987; follows A1
E232 180 110 Amersfoort Groningen 01987-01-011987 current Was E35 from 1950-1975 and E231 from 1975-1987; follows A28
E233 45 28 Hoogeveen German border in Emmen 01987-01-011987 current Was E232 before 1987; originally ran from Oldenzaal to the German border until 1994; follows A37
E311 65 40 Breda Utrecht 01987-01-011987 current Was E37 until 1987; follows A27
E312 155 96 Vlissingen Eindhoven 01987-01-011987 current Section from Breda to Eindhoven was E38 and Vlissingen to Breda was N97 before 1987; follows A58
E314 35 22 Belgian border in Stein German border in Simpelveld — — Follows A76
  • Class-B European routes
  • Aerial photograph
    E 314 and E 25 at the Kerensheide interchange

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Wat voor wegen zijn er in Nederland en wie is de wegbeheerder". De Rijksoverheid. Archived from the original on 15 March 2014. Retrieved 21 December 2014.
  2. ^ nl:Lijst van E-wegen door Nederland
  3. ^ Elsevier Atlas van Nederland, België en Luxemburg, samengesteld door de Winkler Prins redactie, Amsterdam/Brussel 1960.
  4. ^ Shell Stratenboek van Nederland. Editie 55 (2008); only the sections within the Netherlands are given here.
  5. ^ The E22 officially connects from Britain to the Netherlands, but no ferry connection exists at this moment.
  6. ^ Shell Stratenboek van Nederland. Editie 55 (2008); only the sections within the Netherlands are given here.
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