Droga krajowa 79

Droga krajowa 79 in Poland
Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	445 km
Voivodeship :	Mazovia Holy Cross Lesser Poland Silesia
DK79 at Nowy Korczyn
Course of the road Masovian Voivodeship City of Warsaw Aleje Jerozolimskie   Aleja Krakowska (3)  Marynarska Interrupted (R12)  Puławska   Powiat Piaseczyński Piaseczno -ulica Generała Leopolda Okulickiego Piaseczno-ulica Księcia Janusza I Starego Pilawa Góra Kalwaria Północ Góra Kalwaria Zachód Góra Kalwaria Południe Powiat Grójecki Ostrówek Powiat Kozienicki Magnuszew Kozienice -ulica Lubelska Kozienice Street Głowaczowska Aleksandrówka Garbatka-Letnisko Powiat Zwoleński Zwoleń -ulica Wojska Polskiego Zwoleń-Aleja Jana Pawła II Powiat Lipski Gołębiów Lipsko at Lipsko Holy Cross Voivodeship Powiat Opatowski Czekarzewice Pierwsze Ożarów Powiat Sandomierski Sandomierz -ulica Eugeniusza Kwiatkowskiego Common route with Sandomierz ulica Lubelska Sandomierz Lwowska Street Koprzywnica Łoniów   Powiat Staszowski Osiek Połaniec Powiat Buski Słupia Nowy Korczyn at Nowy Korczyn at Nowy Korczyn Powiat Kazimierski Opatowiec Lesser Poland Voivodeship Powiat Proszowicki Koszyce Koszyce Koszye Street 11 Listopada Nowe Brzesko Powiat Krakowski Wawrzeńczyce Krakow, a district-free city Brzeska Street (113)  Nowa Huta Plac Centralny imienia Ronalda Reagana Rondo Kocmyrzowskie im. Ks. Gorzelanego Generała Leopolda Okulickiego Street ulica Izydora Stella-Sawickiego ulica Młyńska Aleja 29 Listopada   Common route with   Kazimierza Wyki Street Armii Krajowej Street Powiat Krakowski Modlniczka   Zabierzów Powiat Chrzanowski Trzebinia (41)  Chrzanów   Chrzanów-ulica Szpitalna Chrzanów-ulica Księdza Ignacego Skorupki (39)  Byczyna   Silesian Voivodeship Jaworzno county-level city Admirała Andrzeja Karwety Street Braci Gutmanów Street Martyniaków Street Wojska Polskiego Street Independent city of Sosnowiec (12)  Sosnowiec Jęzor   Wojska Polskiego Street Independent city of Mysłowice ulica Oświęcimska The independent city of Katowice Rozdzieńskiego Jerzego Dudy-Gracza Street (650 m)  Tunel Katowicki Estakada Orląt Lwowskich Bracka Street The independent city of Chorzów Rynek Street Independent city of Bytom Aleja Jana Pawła II Karola Miarki Street Under construction In planning

The Droga krajowa 79 (DK79) runs from Warsaw to Bytom , is about 445 km long and runs through four provinces.

It runs from Warsaw south to Sandomierz and swings there west to Bytom. It connects Warsaw and Krakow but takes an eastern course than the DK7 . In the further course it connects the Krakow region with Katowice , but has lost its importance with the completion of the A4 in this area.

In Katowice, part of the road runs on Drogowa Trasa Średnicowa .

history

In 1827 only the short section between Warsaw and Piaseczno was already developed as a road . From there, the Warsaw-Lubliner Strasse , which was then under construction, was to be continued to the Austrian border near Lemberg.

The road from Kraków via Trzebinia to Chrzanów was declared a state road (droga państwowa) by a decree of the President of October 11, 1927 .

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 79:

• DK 723 Warsaw - Kozienice - Sandomierz
• DK 777 Sandomierz - Połaniec - Katowice
• DK 914 Krakow - Chrzanów - Katowice - Bytom

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 79.

course

Masovian Voivodeship

• Warsaw (junction from Droga krajowa 7 , DK7) DK7 is crossed again in Krakow.
• Piaseczno ( Droga wojewódzka 721, DW721 and DW722)
• Pilawa ( DW873)
• Baniocha ( DW734)
• Góra Kalwaria ( DK50 , DW724, DW739)
• Potycz ( DW731)
• Magnuszew ( DW736)
• Kozienice ( DK48 , DW737)
• Garbatka ( DW691, DW782)
• Zwoleń ( DK12 )
• Gołębiów ( DW874)
• Lipsko ( DW747)

Holy Cross Voivodeship

• Czekarzewice ( DW754)
• Ożarów ( DW755)
• Wyszmontów ( DW74 )
• Sandomierz ( DW77 , DW777) The DK77 and DK79 run on the same route in the city. Here the course also changes from north-south to east-west.
• Koprzywnica ( DW758)
• Łoniów ( DK9 )
• Osiek ( DW765)
• Połaniec ( DW764)
• Słupia ( DK73 )
• Nowy Korczyn ( DW973)

Lesser Poland Voivodeship

• Koszyce ( DW768)
• Nowe Brzesko ( DW775)
• Kraków - Nowa Huta ( DK75 , DW776)
• Kraków ( DK7 , DK94 , DW794) DK7 and DK79 run on the same route to Rząska.
• Rząska ( DK7 , DW774)
• Trzebinia ( DW791)
• Chrzanów ( A4 , DW781 and 933) In Chrzanów the A4 crosses twice.

Silesian Voivodeship

• Mysłowice ( S1 , DW934)
• Kattowitz ( DW86 (S86), DW902) In Kattowitz it runs partly on the DTS.
• Bytom ( DW94 ) The DK79 ends when it joins the DK94.

Footnotes

1. ↑ Annals of geography, ethnology and national studies. Born in 1830, p. 785.
2. ^ Ordinance of the President of October 11, 1927 on changes to the state road network. Dz.U. 1927 no. 91 poz. 818.
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.

Web links

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