Güssinger Strasse

State road B57 in Austria
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Basic data
Overall length:	74.1 km
State :	Burgenland Styria
Course of the road Burgenland Oberwart district Burgenland Street Kemeten Strem Litzelsdorf Güssing district Ollersdorf in Burgenland Stegersbach Bocksdorf Rauchwart Saint Michael in Burgenland Tobaj Written stone street Strem Gussing Neustift near Güssing Jennersdorf district Heiligenkreuz in the Lafnitz valley Joint routing with Eltendorf Gleisdorfer Strasse Königsdorf Lafnitz Rittschein Jennersdorf Styrian Eastern Railway Raab Doiber Street Styria District of Southeast Styria Fehring Pertlstein Leitersdorf in the Raabtal Gleichenberger Strasse

The Güssinger road (B 57) is a country road in Austria . It has a length of 74.1 km and initially leads from Oberwart through southern Burgenland to Jennersdorf . It follows the course of the Strem to Güssing , before changing first to the Lafnitz valley and later to the Raab valley . This she follows to Feldbach .

history

Güssinger Strasse B57

Origins

Güssinger Strasse is located in Burgenland, which belonged to Hungary until 1921 . In 1926 the road network in Burgenland was reorganized and adapted to the changed state borders. The following state roads have been on today's route since July 1, 1926:

• The Kemetner street of Stegersbach on Kemeten to Oberwart-Hartenberger country road
• The Burgauer Straße from Burgau via Stegersbach to Sankt Michael . The section west of Stegersbach is now known as Stegersbacher Straße .
• The Großpetersdorf-Güssingerstraße from Großpetersdorf via Sankt Michael to Güssing. Starting in 1926, this road was to be expanded into a federal road with the financial contribution of the federal government, who paid 65% of the construction costs.
• The Heiligenkreuzer Straße from Güssing to Heiligenkreuz, where it merged into the Ungarische Straße. Starting in 1926, this road was to be expanded into a federal road with the financial contribution of the federal government, who paid 65% of the construction costs.
• The Jennersdorfer road from Holy Cross to Jennersdorf.

Previous routes and names

The Güssinger Straße between Großpetersdorf and Heiligenkreuz was declared a federal highway by ordinance of the federal government of June 9, 1933. It led from Großpetersdorf via Kohfidisch , St. Michael and Güssing to Heiligenkreuz. Until 1938 this federal road was designated as the B 17, after the connection of Austria this route was not run as a Reichsstraße .

Since April 1, 1948, the Eisenstädter Straße led from Oberwart via Stegersbach, Güssing, Heiligenkreuz and Jennersdorf to Fehring. The stretch of the former Güssinger Straße between Großpetersdorf and St. Michael has since been referred to as Großpetersdorfer Straße and from January 1st 1950 to 1971 belonged to the network of federal highways in Austria .

Since January 1, 1973, the southern part of Eisenstädter Straße has been called Güssinger Straße (B 57) because Burgenland Straße (B 50) now ends in Hartberg .

Web links

Commons : Güssinger Straße  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

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1. ↑ Law of January 15, 1926, regarding public roads with the exception of federal roads (Road Administration Act for Burgenland), LGBl. No. 25/1926.
2. ↑ Federal Roads Act of February 18, 1948, directory A.
3. ↑ Federal Roads Act of February 18, 1948, Directory C.

B57	Like the other former federal highways, Güssinger Strasse was part of the federal administration. Since April 1, 2002, it has been under state administration and continues to have the B in the number, but not the name Bundesstraße.