Drum national 22
| Drum national DN22 in Romania | |
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| Operator: | CNAIR |
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Râmnicu Sărat ( 45 ° 24 ′ N , 27 ° 3 ′ E ) |
| End of street: |
Ovidiu ( 44 ° 16 ′ N , 28 ° 33 ′ E ) |
| Overall length: | 285.7 km |
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| Requirement for use: | Rovignette |
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Course of the road
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Map with all coordinates: The Drum naţional 22 ( Romanian for "National Road 22," short DN22 ) is a main road in Romania . In its eastern part (from Brăila to Ovidiu ) it forms a section of the European route 87 .
course
The road branches off in Râmnicu Sărat from Drum național 2 (also European route 85 ) to the east and leads via Balta Albă and further across the river Buzău and Șuțeşti to Brăila , on the eastern edge of which it crosses Drum național 2B (also European route 584 ). In Brăila she meets the drum național 21 , the drum național 23 and the drum național 22B . Now at the same time as European route 87 , it crosses the Danube by ferry , then follows the Danube arm Brațul Măcin to Măcin , where the Drum național 22D branches off to the southeast. It continues to the north, picks up the Drum național 22E coming from Galați and turns to the southeast. In Isaccea it approaches the Danube. It continues to the district capital Tulcea , where it bends sharply to the south (the city is bypassed by the short Drum național 22G ). In the village of Cataloi , the Drum național 22A branches off to the southwest. The DN22 continues over Babadag and the confluence of the Drum naţional 22D after the north of Constanta located Ovidiu where they to Drum naţional 2A (both European route E60 ) meets and ends at that.
The length of the road is around 286 km.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Information on national roads on the website of the Society for Road Infrastructure (CNAIR)
- ↑ România, Atlas rutier și turistic 1: 300,000, Budapest 2015, CARTOGRAPHIA Kft., ISBN 978-963-352-646-0 .