Bundesstrasse 292

Bundesstrasse 292 in Germany
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Basic data
Operator:	Federal Republic of Germany
Overall length:	110 km
State :	Baden-Württemberg
Course of the road Bad Schönborn Bad Schönborn bypass  Oestringen Eichtersheim together with direction Sinsheim Eschelbach Dühren (33)  Sinsheim Sinsheim bypass  together with towards Angelbachtal Hoffenheim Beginning of the motor road (50 m)  Weidbach Sinsheim-North End of the highway Waibstadt bypass  Helmstadt-Bargen bypass  Aglasterhausen bypass  Obrigheim bypass  Obrigheim power plant Beginning of the motor road Obrigheim industrial area / Hochhausen Neckar ( Neckar bridge 330 m) Mosbacher Cross   together with direction Auerbach Mosbach-Zwingenburgstrasse Forest trails Mosbach-Pfalzgraf-Otto-Strasse / Waldsteige Mosbach-Kaufland End of the highway Mosbach Elztal OT Neckarburken Neckarburken bypass limes Elz Valley together with direction Mosbach Auerbach Auerbach Oberschefflenz Adelsheim bypass  Noble home (289 m)  Seckachtal bridge Adelsheim North (295 m)  Eckenberg tunnel Adelsheim / Osterburken (50 m)  Frankenbahn and Kirnau Osterburken-Industriestrasse Osterburken bypass  (6)  Osterburken replaced by   (5)  Boxberg Boxberg Koenigshofen

The federal road 292 (abbreviation: B 292 ) is a German federal road in northern Baden , which connects the Rhine plain with the Kraichgau , the Neckar valley , the building land and Tauberfranken .

course

It begins in Bad Schönborn ( Karlsruhe district , Baden-Württemberg ) on the B 3 . The L 555 coming from the Kronau junction (No. 41) of the A 5 becomes the B 292 after the junction with the B 3. It leads via Sinsheim , Mosbach , Adelsheim , Osterburken , Ravenstein (link with the A 81 ) to Lauda- Königshofen , where it ends at the B 290 .

history

origin

The road from Mosbach to Rosenberg was expanded into a Chaussee between 1789 and 1797 .

Previous routes and names

The directory of rural roads in Baden from July 1, 1901 divides today's federal highway 292 into three different sections:

• The road from Langenbrücken to Aglasterhausen was called Baden State Road No. 77 .
• The road from Aglasterhausen to Auerbach (and on to Würzburg ) was designated as Baden State Road No. 4 .
• The country road from Auerbach to Königshofen was called Baden State Road No. 5 .

The national highway 292 was introduced to the 1937th

Adelsheim / Osterburken bypass

As early as the 1970s , a bypass was planned in the building land in order to prevent traffic from the Altkreis Mosbach towards the A 81 from flowing through the towns of Adelsheim and Osterburken . These are namely bottlenecks , especially Adelsheim with the narrow main street in the old town . The bypass road not only connects the Neckar-Odenwaldkreis better with the A 81 , but also the industrial areas in Osterburken and Adelsheim. These are located in close proximity to the bypass road . The construction of the Eckenberg Tunnel was delayed for about a year until May 2017 for financial reasons. The Osterburken tunnel, the Neckarelz-Osterburken railway line, runs parallel to the Eckenberg tunnel . The stop of the same name is located in the immediate vicinity of the Adelsheim Nord junction on that railway line. The Osterburken bypass was opened to traffic in 2008. The section Adelsheim North - Adelsheim West is to be completed in 2021. In the future, a country road (transversal) is to be built in the direction of Buchen in order to reduce through traffic in Bofsheim , Zimmer , Seckach and Bödigheim . A junction is to be added to the bypass .

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