Droga krajowa 65

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Droga krajowa 65 in Poland
Droga krajowa 65
Basic data
Operator: GDDKiA-2011-Logo.svg
Overall length: 224 km

Voivodeship :

65 Downary-Plac. JPG
The DK65 in Downary-Plac
Course of the road
Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship
Powiat Gołdapski
Border crossing Gołdap ( PL ) - Gusiew ( RUS )
crossing Gołdap DW650
Powiat Olecki
crossing Kowale Oleckie DW652
crossing Sedranki DW653
crossing Olecko DW655
Powiat Ełcki
Junction Ełk ZachódDK16
Template: AB / Maintenance / Empty Common route with DK16
Junction Ełk Północ
Roundabout Ełk Street Suwalska DK16
crossing Nowa Wieś Ełcka DW667
Podlaskie Voivodeship
Powiat Grajewski
crossing Grajewo DK61
Powiat Moniecki
crossing DW668
crossing Osowiec-Twierdza DW670
Locality Mońki
crossing Knyszyn DW671
Powiat Białostocki
Junction (10)  Dobrzyniewo S19
Independent city of Białystok
Junction ulica Generała Franciszka Kleeberga DK8 E67
Template: AB / Maintenance / Empty Common route with DK8 E67
Junction Aleja Tysiąclecia Państwa Polskiego DK8 E67 DK19
Template: AB / Maintenance / Empty Common route with DK19
Junction Wasilkowska Street DW676
Template: AB / Maintenance / Empty Common route with DK19 DW676
Junction Piastowska Street DK19 DW676
crossing ulica Konstantego Ciołkowskiego DW678
Powiat Białostocki
crossing DW686
Border crossing Bobrowniki ( PL ) - Bierestowica ( BY )

The Droga krajowa 65 (DK65) is a Polish national road . It runs in a north-south direction from the Polish-Russian border at Gołdap to the Polish-Belarusian border at Bobrowniki through the Warmian-Masurian and Podlachian Voivodeships over a length of about 224 km. On the section from the Russian-Polish border to Prostki , DK 65 runs on the route of the former German Reichsstrasse 132 .

history

Origins

This road connects regions with completely different historical affiliations and routes with completely different origins. The northern section of the route used to belong to East Prussia and was known as Reichsstrasse 132 until 1945 . The southern section of the route belonged to the territory of the Second Polish Republic between 1921 and 1939 .

The road between Insterburg and Lyck was built in 1850.

The road from Białystok to the historic Polish-Lithuanian state border near Gródek was declared a state road (droga państwowa) by the Polish Road Act of December 10, 1920 . After the Treaty of Riga in the spring of 1921, this state road was extended via Wolkowysk to Baranowitschi .

Previous routes and names

In 1985 the Polish road network was reorganized. The previous state roads (droga państwowa) were renamed and renumbered as state roads (droga krajowa) . Since 1986 there have been three state roads on the route of today's DK 65:

  • the DK 66 of Białystok according Bobrowniki
  • the DK 657 of Elk about Gołdap to the border
  • the DK 669 of Białystok Elk.

In 2003 the numbering of the road network was changed so that all state roads were marked with two-digit numbers and all provincial roads with three-digit numbers. At that time the three above-mentioned streets were merged to form DK 65.

Locations along the way

Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship (województwo warmińsko-mazurskie) :

Podlaskie Voivodeship (województwo podlaskie) :

Web links

Commons : Landesstraße 65  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Footnotes

  1. Law of December 10, 1920 on the Construction and Maintenance of Public Roads in Poland. Dz.U. 1921 no. 6 poz. 32.
  2. ^ Law of June 23, 1921 on the extension of the state road network. Dz.U. 1921 no. 63 poz. 387.
  3. Resolution No. 192 of the Council of Ministers of December 2, 1985 on the selection of state roads. MP 1986 no. 3 poz. 16.
  4. Northern East Prussia. Road map 1: 200000. Kaliningradskaja oblast , Höfer-Verlag, Dietzenbach, 2012