Europastrasse 251

Europastrasse 251
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Basic data
Overall length:	281 km
States :	Germany
Course of the road Sassnitz as Sassnitz ferry port as as Stralsund as as as Warlin as Sponholz as as Neubrandenburg as Usadel as Weisdin as Fürstenberg / Havel as Löwenberg as Teschendorf as Nassenheide as Autobahn triangle Kreuz Oranienburg      as the Berliner Ring

The European route 251 (E 251) connects Sassnitz on the island of Rügen via the E 22 with the European routes E 26 , E 30 , E 51 and E 55 via the Berliner Ring .

Routing

The European road E 251 is a category B European road.It is a connection between the next higher-ranking European road that ends at zero, the E 2 0, the first to the next higher-ranking E 5 5 and is the 1st . Branch line. However, it only begins in Sassnitz . More specifically on Sassnitz where they, together with the E 22 over the two-lane equipped 96b B continue on the B96 past Bergen auf Rügen on the dreistreifig developed and provided with alternating lanes Rügenbrücke leads. It is then expanded as a motor road to the Stralsund motorway junction on the A 20 . Here it separates from the E 22, which continues west. The E 251 leads east on the A 20 to the motorway junction Neubrandenburg Ost, from there via the B 197 , the B 104 to the center of Neubrandenburg on the Friedrich-Engels-Ring . From there it runs on the two-lane B 96 past Neustrelitz , through Fürstenberg / Havel , through Gransee , Löwenberg and Teschendorf to a four-lane section about 1 km long before Nassenheide . Behind Nassenheide it is again designed as a motor vehicle and ends at the Oranienburg junction .

planning

In the federal traffic route plan for the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania up to 2013, a four-lane new construction of the E 251 / B 96 as an inner-city bypass in Neubrandenburg from the B 104 in the east to the B 96 in the south was classified as an urgent requirement. The two-lane expansion of the inner-city bypass from the B 104 in the east via the L 35 (formerly B 96 north) to the B 104 in the west and the construction of a motorway slip road to the Neubrandenburg Ost junction are planned as new projects. The four-lane expansion of the road between Neubrandenburg and Neustrelitz to the south of Neustrelitz is planned as a new project with a special nature conservation planning mandate. However, the stage of implementation only allows construction to start by the end of 2013. The federal traffic route plan for the state of Brandenburg provides for two-lane bypasses around Fürstenberg / Havel and Gransee and a four-lane new building from the B 167 to Nassenheide, including the bypass for Löwenberg and Teschendorf.

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1. Falk Road Atlas 2011/2012
2. ADAC Travel Atlas 2012/2013
3. Federal traffic route plan MV
4. Federal transport route plan BB