Bundesstrasse 156

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Bundesstrasse 156 in Germany
Bundesstrasse 156
map
Course of the B 156
Basic data
Operator: GermanyGermany Federal Republic of Germany
Start of the street: Großräschen
( 51 ° 34 ′  N , 14 ° 5 ′  E )
End of street: Bautzen
( 51 ° 10 ′  N , 14 ° 26 ′  E )
Overall length: approx. 111 km

State :

Development condition: two-lane
Graustein Muskauer Strasse.jpg
Bundesstrasse 156 in Graustein
Course of the road
State of Brandenburg
Oberspreewald-Lausitz district
crossing B96( to B169 )
Locality New Zealand OT Lieske
Free State of Saxony
Bautzen district
Locality Elsterheide OT Bluno
country Brandenburg
Spree-Neisse district
Locality Spremberg OT Black Pump B97
Locality Spremberg
flow Spree
Railroad Crossing Berlin – Görlitz railway line
Locality Tschernitz
crossing near TschernitzB115
Template: AB / Maintenance / Empty together with B115direction Krauschwitz
Bypass Jämlitz bypass  L 89
Free State of Saxony
Goerlitz district
Template: AB / Maintenance / Empty together with B115direction Tschernitz
Locality Krauschwitz S 123B115 
Locality Weißwasser / Oberlausitz S 126
Locality Boxberg / OL S 131
flow Black Schöps
flow Spree
crossing with Uhyst S 108
Locality Boxberg / OL OT Uhyst
flow Spree
Bautzen district
flow Spree
Locality Malschwitz OT Lieske S 121
Locality Großdubrau OT Commerau
flow Little Spree
Locality Großdubrau OT Neusärchen S 101
Locality Großdubrau OT Sdier
Locality Großdubrau OT Zschillichau
Locality Malschwitz OT Niedergurig S 107
flow Spree
crossing P 109
Locality Bautzen OT Burk
Junction (90)  Bautzen East A4 E40
Bypass Gesundbrunnen bypass 
Locality beginning Beginning of  Bautzen
Locality Bautzen - Ostvorstadt S 111B6 
bridge under the Görlitz – Dresden and Bautzen – Bad Schandau railway lines
Locality Bautzen - Südvorstadt S 114B96 

The national highway 156 (abbreviation: B 156 ) is a federal highway in the German states of Brandenburg and Saxony . It begins in Großräschen on the B 169 and ends in Bautzen on the B 96 . Between Jämlitz-Klein Düben and “Bendels Kreuzung” in Krauschwitz it is congruent with the B 115 .

history

The National Highway 156 linked to 1945 Muskau (now Bad Muskau ) on the Neisse, where she attended the National Highway 115 had its beginnings with Triebel (now Trzebiel ) at the former Reich Straße 122 . It came under Polish administration for practically its entire length in 1945 and today forms part of the Polish Droga krajowa 12 .

In addition to the then highway 115, the F 156 was one of the most important roads in the Weißwasser district during the GDR era ; among other things, it served as a delivery route for the construction of the Boxberg power plant . Due to the Nochten open-cast lignite mine , the route between Weißwasser / Oberlausitz and Boxberg had to be relocated . This part was led as a concrete road east around the opencast mine. Due to the Bärwalde opencast mine between Boxberg and Uhyst (Spree) , the road had to be relocated to the west. As a result of these relocations, a 29 km long route is now required for 17 km as the crow flies.

New construction and expansion of the B 156a / B 160

The federal highway 156 was to be rebuilt from Weißwasser to the west via loop at least as far as the B 97 near Spremberg (or up to the A 13 near Großräschen ) as the federal highway 160 (old working name: B 156a ). In July 2011, the preliminary planning was canceled by the Federal Ministry of Transport.

In the area of ​​the city of Bautzen , the B 156 was re-routed in the course of the construction of a bypass road and the relocation of the Bautzen-Ost motorway junction in the 2000s.

A bypass to the west is planned for the Niedergurig area in order to bypass the narrow curves of the through-town in future.

Attractions

See also

Web links

Commons : Bundesstrasse 156  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Site plan of the Niedergurig bypass , accessed on July 18, 2016