Bundesstrasse 503
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Kiel ( 54 ° 21 ′ N , 10 ° 7 ′ E ) |
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Schwedeneck -Sprenge ( 54 ° 27 ' N , 10 ° 6' O ) |
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Overall length: | 13.1 km | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The B 503 in Kiel-Holtenau near the airport | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Course of the road
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The federal highway 503 (abbreviation: B 503 ) is a German federal highway in Schleswig-Holstein. It leads on the west bank of the Kiel Fjord from the state capital Kiel to the north in the Danish Wohld .
overview
- Length: 13.1 km
- Starting point: Kiel
- End point: Sprenge (Schwedeneck)
course
Between Kiel-Wik K15 and Kiel-Projensdorf , K10 is the only permanent counting point of the B503 in operation, 45,000 vehicles / 24h and 1,100 vehicles / 24h heavy traffic (status 2018) are recorded here.
- K22, Immelmannstrasse, Kiel - Holtenau
- DTV 45,000 vehicles / 24h
- K5, Boelckestrasse, Kiel - Airport (4.6 km)
- DTV 31,000 vehicles / 24h
- K17 / K18, Fördestraße, Altenholzer Straße
- DTV 14,000 vehicles / 24h
- K5 Uhlenhorster Weg Kiel - Pries
- K18 / K19, Dänischenhagen (9.8 km)
- DTV 5,000 vehicles / 24h, SV share 1.7%
- L45, Sprenge (13.1 km)
History / other
The federal highway 503 was realized in the course of the Olympic Games in 1972 as a feeder for the competition facilities in Kiel-Schilksee . Today it merges into the L 45 in the municipality of Schwedeneck , in Krusendorf this merges into the L 285 , which is connected to the federal highway 76 shortly before Eckernförde .
As part of the construction work, a second crossing of the Kiel Canal was built parallel to the Prince Heinrich Bridge , which was built as an iron lattice structure . The historic bridge then served as an oncoming lane until it was replaced by a new building in the early 1990s due to its dilapidation.
In the city of Kiel, the federal road led as the Westring to Eckernförder Straße , but in the course of the new construction of the B 76 the entire Westring was downgraded to the K10 district road, so that the B 503 ends today at the Holstein Stadium and joins the new B 76 there.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c d e Manual / Temporary Road Traffic Census (SVZ) , results on federal roads, B503
- ↑ bast.de counting point 1112