List of motorways in the Netherlands

Motorways in the Netherlands

Motorways in the Netherlands

Motorways in the Netherlands highlighted in red
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Maintained by Rijkswaterstaat[1]
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These are the Netherlands' motorways by their national number, listed with the most important towns at or near the roads. The numbers start with 'A' for 'autosnelweg' (motorway in Dutch). Some of these also carry one ore more European E-road numbers on (sections of) their trajectory. Although E-roads in the Netherlands are virtually all motorway, the trajectories are frequently not the same.

Motorways

A1 — Amsterdam - Hilversum - Amersfoort - Apeldoorn - Deventer - Hengelo - Germany (Bad Bentheim)
A2 — Amsterdam - Utrecht - 's-Hertogenbosch - Eindhoven - Weert - Geleen - Maastricht - Belgium (Visé)
A4 three unconnected trajectories:

— Amsterdam - Schiphol - Hoofddorp - Leiden - The Hague - Delft
— Vlaardingen - Hoogvliet
— Dinteloord - Bergen op Zoom - Belgium (Antwerp)

A5 Hoofddorp - Badhoevedorp
A6 — from A1 - Almere - Lelystad - Emmeloord - Joure
A7 — Zaanstad - Purmerend - Hoorn - (Afsluitdijk) - Sneek - Heerenveen - Drachten - Groningen - Hoogezand - Winschoten - Nieuweschans - Germany (Bunde)
A8 — Amsterdam - Zaanstad
A9 — from A1 - Amsterdam Zuidoost - Amstelveen - Badhoevedorp - Haarlem - Beverwijk - Alkmaar
A10 — Amsterdam ring
A12 — Germany (Oberhausen) - Zevenaar - Arnhem - Ede - Utrecht - Gouda - Zoetermeer - The Hague
A13 — The Hague - Rotterdam
A15 — Europoort - Rotterdam - Dordrecht - Gorinchem - Tiel - Nijmegen
A16 — Rotterdam - Dordrecht - Breda - Belgium (Antwerp)
A17 — Moerdijk - Roosendaal
A18 — Zevenaar - Doetinchem - Varsseveld
A20 — Gouda - Rotterdam - Vlaardingen - Maassluis
A22 — Velsen - Beverwijk
A27 — Breda - Gorinchem - Utrecht - Hilversum - Huizen - Almere
A28 — Utrecht - Amersfoort - Harderwijk - Zwolle - Meppel - Hoogeveen - Assen - Groningen
A29 — Rotterdam - Dinteloord
A30 — Barneveld - Ede
A31 — Harlingen - Leeuwarden
A32 — Meppel - Steenwijk - Heerenveen - Akkrum - Leeuwarden
A35 — Enschede - Hengelo - Almelo - Wierden
A37 — Hoogeveen - Emmen - Zwartemeer
A38 — from A15 A16 - Ridderkerk
A44 — Wassenaar - Leiden - Nieuw Vennep
A50 — Eindhoven - Oss - Wijchen - Arnhem - Apeldoorn - Zwolle
A58 — Eindhoven - Tilburg - Breda - Roosendaal - Bergen op Zoom - Goes - Middelburg - Vlissingen
A59 — Willemstad - Moerdijk - Waalwijk - 's-Hertogenbosch - Oss
A65 — Tilburg - Berkel-Enschot
A67 — Belgium (Turnhout) - Eindhoven - Venlo - Germany (Duisburg)
A73 — from A50 - Nijmegen - Venlo -Roermond - A2 near Maasbracht
A74 — Venlo - Germany (Kaldenkirchen)
A76 — Belgium (Genk) - Stein - Geleen - Heerlen - Germany (Aachen)
A77 — Boxmeer - Germany (Goch)
A79 — Maastricht - Heerlen
A200 — Zwanenburg-East - Haarlem-East (former A5)
A208 — from A22 - Velsen - Haarlem
A256 — from A58 - Goes
A261 — Tilburg - Loon op Zand
A270 — Eindhoven - Helmond
A325 — Arnhem - Nijmegen (former A52)
A326 — Wijchen - Nijmegen
A348 — Arnhem - Dieren (former A48)

Former motorways

The following routes lost their motorway-status:

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Wat voor wegen zijn er in Nederland en wie is de wegbeheerder". De Rijksoverheid. Retrieved 21 December 2014.

External links

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