Green coastal road

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Sign on the former B 5 near Itzehoe

The Green Coastal Road is an international (former) holiday route along the North Sea coast. It leads from Belgium to Norway and crosses coastal regions of the Netherlands , Germany and Denmark in its course . The total length is 1,750 km.

course

Netherlands

In the Netherlands , among other things, the European route 22 on the A7 motorway forms the course of the Green Coastal Road . The end point in the Netherlands is the Bad Nieuweschans border crossing .

Germany

In Germany , the Green Coastal Road crosses the federal states of Lower Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein .

It begins at the Dutch border crossing in Bad Nieuweschans . From here you first take the freeways 280 and 31 to the Weener exit . On the national highway 436 we continue to empty . The Störtebekerstrasse branches off here as another holiday route. In the further course, a section is the federal highway 401 . Between Bremen and Bremerhaven it runs on the left side of the Weser via Lemwerder to the federal highway 212 . On this it goes through Berne and Elsfleth , past Brake towards Nordenham . Here the merger with Störtebekerstraße takes place again .

It runs north of Bremerhaven first to Dorum and then on to Cuxhaven . From here the federal highway 73 initially forms the further course of the green coastal road . After Neuhaus the course changes to the Lower Saxony state road 111 . The Oste is crossed on this at Geversdorf . From here it goes through the Nordkehdinger communities Balje , Krummendeich and Freiburg to Wischhafen to the Elbe ferry Glückstadt-Wischhafen .

On the Schleswig-Holstein side, it goes from Glückstadt on federal road 431 through Brokdorf and Sankt Margarethen to federal road 5 . This forms the further course on German territory up to the Danish border. The Dithmarsch towns of Marne , Meldorf and Heide are important on this route . The Eider is crossed at Tönning . We continue past Friedrichstadt towards Husum . To the north Hattstedt , Struckum , Breklum and Bredstedt and later Langenhorn , Risum-Lindholm , Niebüll and finally Süderlügum are crossed.

The northern end is the German-Danish border crossing Böglum / Sæd .

Denmark

In Denmark it goes from the border crossing at Tondern on the main road 11 to Varde . Here the course changes to main road 181 . This is driven to Hanstholm . Until 2008 there was a connection to the Hanstholm- Egersund ferry . The Limfjord is also previously crossed by ferry between Thyborøn and Agger .

Norway

In Norway , the route runs on European route 39 or main route 44 to Stavanger .

literature

  • Eberhard Michael Iba: The Green Coastal Road from Emden to Westerland . Verlag Friedrich Pustet, 1981, ISBN 3-7917-0695-0 , p. 210 ( limited preview in Google Book search).
  • Baedeker Allianz: Travel Guide Germany. An ace up your sleeve . Mair-Dumont, 2009, ISBN 978-3-8297-1186-9 , pp. 127 ff .

Remarks

  1. former, as it is no longer marketed for tourism today
  2. not complete

Individual evidence

  1. Salt is always in the air . In: The time . March 14, 1980 ( [1] [accessed November 4, 2019]).