Bundesstrasse 227

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Bundesstrasse 227 in Germany
Bundesstrasse 227
map
Course of the B 227
Basic data
Operator: GermanyGermany Federal Republic of Germany
Start of the street: 51 ° 21 '  N , 6 ° 52'  E
End of street: 51 ° 33 '  N , 7 ° 6'  E
Overall length: 41 km originally

State :

Development condition: City and country roads,
partly four lanes
Course of the road
Mettmann district
Junction (25)  Breitscheid A52 B1
Locality Breitscheid
Locality Hösel
Locality Heiligenhaus
Junction (36)  Heiligenhaus-Hetterscheid A44
Template: AB / Maintenance / Empty replaced by A44
District-free city of Essen
Junction (41)  Essen-Heisingen A44
Locality eat
crossing Essen-Rellinghausen
Junction (30)  Essen-Bergerhausen A52
Template: AB / Maintenance / Empty replaced by A52 A40
Junction (28)  Gelsenkirchen-South A40
Independent city of Gelsenkirchen
Locality Gelsenkirchen
crossing Gelsenkirchen alder B226

The federal road 227 (abbreviation: B 227 ) is an originally 41 kilometer long federal road in North Rhine-Westphalia ( Germany ) and connects the large Ruhr area cities Essen and Mülheim with the smaller cities of Ratingen , Heiligenhaus and Velbert south of the Ruhr .

course

The B 227 begins on the A 52 at the Breitscheid junction in the city of Ratingen and forms the continuation of the B 1 , which, coming from Mülheim, leads over the A 52 to Düsseldorf , while the B 227 after a few kilometers at the Krummenweg roundabout in turns east. Via Ratingen-Hösel and Heiligenhaus, it leads to the Heiligenhaus-Hetterscheid junction on the A44 , which it replaces past Velbert to the Essen-Heisingen junction .

The then B 227 near Essen-Kupferdreh (today part of the A 44)

From there, the B 227 continues as a four-lane city street in the direction of Essen city center ( Wuppertaler Straße and Ruhrallee ).

From the Essen-Bergerhausen junction of the A 52 to the Gelsenkirchen-Süd junction of the A 40 , the federal road 227 has been replaced by the two motorways.

From the Gelsenkirchen-Süd junction, which is still in the area of Essen-Kray , the federal road leads to the city center of Gelsenkirchen as Halterner Straße and then crosses the east of the city from south to north ( Hohenzollernstraße , starting at the main station of the Gelsenkirchen police on Wildenbruchplatz Bismarckstrasse , Münsterstrasse ). At Gelsenkirchen Zoo ( ZOOM-Erlebniswelt ) the B 227 crosses the Emscher and the Rhine-Herne Canal and ends immediately afterwards at the intersection with the B 226 . As a well-developed continuation of the B 227, the Münsterstraße continues 3 km to the Herten (7) junction of the A 2 on the city limits between Gelsenkirchen and Herten.

Shared use by trams

At the Emscher crossing between Gelsenkirchen-Bismarck and Erle (between the Zoobahnhof and the intersection with the B 226 at the Forsthaus Erle ), the tram line 301 of the Bogestra uses the B 227 on a special track in the middle.

history

The section from Breitscheid to Velbert of today's B 227 has its origins in the Hilinciweg .

The section between the A 40 and the confluence with the B 226 in Gelsenkirchen was not upgraded to a federal road until January 1, 1967.

The section between the A 40 and Gelsenkirchen city center is part of the rejected planning for the A 41 , the north-south Gelsenkirchen motorway .

After the construction of the bypass through Essen-Kupferdreh as an elevated road and the subsequent Ruhr bridge ( Theodor-Heuss-Brücke , completed in 1968) and the completion of the A 52 , the route of the B 227 in Essen became the Wuppertaler Str./Ruhrallee to the Essen junction -Bergerhausen moved, and thus, in addition to Kupferdreh, also relieved the through traffic of Essen-Steele . The B 227 ended in Essen-Kray at the B 1 .

After completion of the new section from Essen-Dilldorf to AS Langenberg, the old route of the B 227 between Dilldorf and AS Heiligenhaus-Hetterscheid (through Velbert) of the A 44 was downgraded to a state or district road.

B 227n

The 3.7 kilometer long new section between Essen-Dilldorf and Velbert - Langenberg , which connects the Essen-Kupferdreh bypass with the A 44 , was last designated as the B 227n during the planning and construction phase .

This section replaces the old, narrow, winding and therefore very accident-prone route of the B 227 over Rodberger Straße.

The new section was opened after seven years of construction on December 5, 2005 and dedicated as Bundesstraße 227. According to the State Office for Road Construction NRW, 32.6 million euros were invested in the new building.

This new section and the subsequent bypass from Essen-Kupferdreh to the Essen-Heisingen junction are built like a motorway, with four lanes throughout plus hard shoulder and a speed limit of 80 or 100 km / h. Therefore, this section was rededicated to the federal motorway on January 1, 2010 and added to the A 44 .

Planning

The sections between Breitscheid and Heiligenhaus and between Essen-Heisingen and Essen-Bergerhausen are to be relieved or replaced by closing gaps on the A 44 between Ratingen and Heiligenhaus and the Ruhralleetunnel in Essen.

Web links

Commons : Bundesstrasse 227  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Rhineland Regional Association (ed.): Cultural landscape and cultural heritage. Preliminary study for the Masterpan of the Regionale 2010, Cologne, undated, p. 57 ( Memento from September 27, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF; 5.3 MB)
  2. Entry on Theodor-Heuss-Brücke at structurae.de In the official Essen city map from 1970, however, it is not yet shown.
  3. Official Journal for the Reg.-Bez. Düsseldorf; 189th Volume, No. 50, December 13, 2007, p. 422 ( Memento of July 22, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF; 131 kB)
  4. Official Journal for the Reg.-Bez. Düsseldorf; 189th Volume, No. 12, March 22, 2007, p. 115 ( Memento of March 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF; 134 kB)
  5. Official Journal for the Reg.-Bez. Düsseldorf; Volume 191, No. 41, October 15, 2009, p. 357f. (PDF; 178 kB)
  6. derwesten.de critic Sauer on salami tactics at Ruhrallee tunnel, November 23, 2009