Federal motorway 102

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Bundesautobahn 102 in Germany
Federal motorway 102
Basic data
Operator: GermanyGermany Federal Republic of Germany
Overall length: 1 km (historical)

State :

Berlin

Status: Reclassification to a branch of the A100
Course of the road
State of Berlin
node (1)  Tempelhof Cross A100
Junction (2)  Gradestrasse

Bundesautobahn  102 (abbreviation: BAB 102 ) - short form: Autobahn 102 (abbreviation: A 102 ) - is the former name of a German federal autobahnthat was downgradedfor access to the Berlin city ​​ring, the A 100 . It leads about one kilometer from the Gradestrasse driveway to the Tempelhof intersection . After the downgrading, the language used based on the former number changed to the designation feeder 102 or, based on the last junction, to the term feeder Gradestrasse .

According to the original plan as the Osttangente Süd in the Berlin zoning plan from 1965, the later so-called A 102 was to branch off at the level of the Fichtestrasse from the Hasenheide and lead through the Volkspark of the same name to the Columbiadamm and cross it at the level of the Neukölln summer pool. The former Tempelhof airport would have been bypassed to the east and would have reached the A 100 at the Tempelhof interchange . To the south, the A 102 would have crossed the Teltow Canal and should follow the current district boundary to the south and lead on Mohriner Allee through Britzer Garten (partly in the tunnel) to Marienfelder Chaussee.

Signpost for the A 102 in Berlin-Mariendorf

Further plans envisaged further construction in the south to the Berlin Süd-Ring ( A 10 ) at the Rangsdorf junction . To the north, the A 102 was to be led through Urbanstrasse to Oranienplatz , where a cross with the southern bypass (planned A 106 ) was to be created. The motorway would have led over the Engelbecken and Michaelkirchstrasse to the United Nations Square , where a cross with the A 107 was planned. Via Ernst-Thälmann-Park , the Nordring A 100 would have been reached at the Prenzlauer Berg junction , only to come across today's A 114 in Pankow .

From 1975 until German reunification , the autobahn was named A 12 .

See also

Web links

Commons : Bundesautobahn 102  - Album with pictures, videos and audio files

Coordinates: 52 ° 27 ′ 23.1 ″  N , 13 ° 24 ′ 45.5 ″  E