Hauptstrasse 16

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Hauptstrasse 16 in Switzerland
Hauptstrasse 16
map
Course of the H 16
Basic data
Operator: Canton Thurgau:
state border D / CH - canton border TG / SG

Canton St. Gallen:
Cantonal border TG / SG - State border CH / FL
Principality of Liechtenstein:
State border CH / FL - State border FL / A

Start of the street: Constance
( 47 ° 40 ′  N , 9 ° 10 ′  E )
End of the road: Schaanwald
( 47 ° 13 ′  N , 9 ° 34 ′  E )
Overall length: approx. 103 km Switzerland: approx. 94 km
Liechtenstein: approx. 9 km

Canton :

Development condition: double lane,
non-separated carriageway
Wildhaus Center3.jpg
Wildhauserpass
(highest point on Hauptstrasse 16)
Course of the road
Continue on Gottlieber Straße
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Border crossing Constance / Kreuzlingen ( Gottlieber Customs )
crossing H13
Locality Tägerwilen
Junction Waldi
crossing H1
Locality Engwilen
Locality Märstetten
Locality Chrüzstrooss
crossing H14
flow Thur
Locality Amlikon
Locality Bissegg
Locality Banikon
Locality Affeltrangen
Locality Tobel-Tägerschen
Locality Bed meadows
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Locality Bronschhofen
Locality Wil
crossing H7
crossing (77)  Wil A1 E60
Junction Rickenbach
Bypass Bazenheid bypass (see below)
Locality Bazenheid
Bypass End of the Bazenheid bypass
Junction Luetisburg
Locality Lütisburg station
Bypass Bütschwil – Lichtensteig – Wattwil bypass under construction (see below)
Locality Butschwil
Locality Dietfurt
flow Thur
branch H8
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Locality Lichtensteig
Bypass End of the Bütschwil – Lichtensteig – Wattwil bypass
Bypass Wattwil - Ebnat-Kappel bypass under construction
Locality Wattwil
branch H8
Bypass Ebnat-Kappel bypass (see below)
Locality Ebnat-Kappel
Bypass End of the Ebnat-Kappel bypass
Locality Krummenau
Locality New St. Johann
Locality Nesslau
Locality stone
flow Thur
Locality Alt St. Johann
flow Thur
Locality Underwater
flow Säntisthur
Locality Wildhaus
passport Wildhauser Pass
Locality Chamois
flow Simmi
Locality Box
crossing (8th)  Box A13 E43
flow Rhine
Border crossing Buchs-Schaan bridge over the Rhine
Switzerland Continue to the Principality of Liechtenstein
Locality Schaan
branch H28
Locality Nendeln
Locality Schaanwald
Border crossing Schaanwald-Feldkirch
Austria Continue on  191a
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Further on H16
Start of the road
Junction Bazenheid
End of the road
Further on H16
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Further on H16
Junction Bütschwil Nord (under construction)
Junction Dietfurt (under construction)
Start of the road
flow Thur
tunnel tunnel
tunnel tunnel
flow Thur
Junction Lichtensteig-Wattwil H8H16
flow Thur
tunnel tunnel
End of the road
Junction Ricken H8
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Junction Ebnat-Kappel North H16
Start of the road
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End of the road
Further on H16

The main road 16 is a main road in Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein .

It begins near Konstanz / Kreuzlingen and runs through the Toggenburg , the Rhine Valley and the Principality of Liechtenstein and ends at the border with Austria near Feldkirch .

course

The road begins at Tägermoos in Tägerwilen on the border with Germany at Gottlieber Zoll, connected by a small connecting road with federal highway 33 . From there the road runs over the Seerücken into the Thur Valley near Märstetten . The road then runs through the Fürstenland to Wil SG .

From there the main road runs along the Thur to Wildhaus . At Bazenheid the main road is interrupted and replaced by a bypass road, which is classified as a car road , and the main road is signaled accordingly. At Lichtensteig and Ebnat-Kappel there is a bypass road as a car road, which relieves the main road that runs through these places.

From 1090  m above sea level From the Wildhauserpass , the road leads down into the Rhine Valley to Gams and Buchs . The road crosses the Rhine between Buchs and Schaan and reaches the Principality of Liechtenstein. There the road runs via Schaan and Schaanwald to the border with Austria near Feldkirch, where it continues as the Liechtensteiner Straße .

The total length of this mostly non-directional thoroughfare is around 103 kilometers, of which around 9 kilometers are in the principality.

history

Liechtenstein

The Deutsche Strasse from Feldkirch via Schaan to Chur was completed in 1786. In Austria today it is known as Liechtensteiner Strasse .

St. Gallen

Map of the county of Toggenburg

Beda Angehrn , Abbot of the St. Gallen Monastery , promoted road construction in his territory. The Toggenburgerstrasse was built between Wil and Wattwil between 1774 and 1787 . This road crossed the county of Toggenburg and connected it with the city of Wil in the Fürstenland . The Toggenburgerstrasse was entirely on the territory of the Abbey of what simplified trading in peacetime and military transports in wartime.

The state road from Gams to Liechtenstein was not completed until 1836, when the swamps of the Alpine Rhine Valley were no longer flooded as a result of the Rhine correction .

On the St. Gallen section, the main road, with the exception of the sections for which a bypass exists, is canton road 13 Wil – Haag. Since 1963, local bypasses have been opened along the main road in the canton of St. Gallen:

section Bypass opening Status
"Network extension north" Wil / Bronschhofen bypass idea
Motorway Bazenheid Cholberg - Bazenheid South Bazenheid bypass 2006 in operation
Motorway Bütschwil Engi - Neudietfurt Bütschwil bypass 2020 under construction
Neudietfurt - Wattwil Flooz Lichtensteig bypass 1983 in operation
Wattwil Flooz - Wattwil Brendi Wattwil bypass, 1st stage 1993 in operation
Wattwil Brendi - Ebnat-Kappel Stegrüti Wattwil bypass, 2nd stage approx. 2023 under construction
Ebnat-Kappel Stegrüti - Ebnat-Kappel Ebnaterstrasse Ebnat-Kappel bypass 1969 in operation
Main road Krummenau Trempel - Krummenau Egg Krummenau bypass 1973 in operation
Main road Dorfstrasse Alt St. Johann Alt St. Johann bypass ~ 1963 in operation
Main road Sändli - Wildhaus ascent Underwater bypass 1963 in operation

Thurgau

Until 1803, Thurgau was a common rule , i.e. a subject area with no rights and administered jointly by the federal city-states. Since 1803, the newly founded canton of Thurgau has been able to dispose of its own tax revenue and decided on an extensive road construction program. In 1806 the government decided to build a road between Märstetten and Wil. In 1811 the decision was made to build a road between Wäldi and Märstetten.

Project planning

The canton council has decided to bypass the villages of Bütschwil , Dietfurt and Wattwil . The Bütschwil bypass was under construction in 2017, and it should be opened to traffic in 2020. The Wattwil bypass was tackled in 2018 and should be ready by 2022 or 2023. After these bypasses have been expanded, the autostrasse will lead from Wil-Süd to Ebnat-Kappel, interrupted by a section near Lütisburg between Bazenheid and Bütschwil and all town centers between Wil and Wildhaus with the exception of Nesslau-Neu St. Johann and Stein SG will be bypassed.

Individual evidence

  1. Canton Bulletin St. Gallen
  2. St. Galler Tagblatt: Core measures of the agglo program . In: St.Galler Tagblatt . March 12, 2016 ( tagblatt.ch [accessed November 7, 2017]).
  3. http://www.tagblatt.ch/ostschweiz/ Werdenberg/Kantonsstrasse-bis-Oktober-nur-noch-einspurig-befahrbar; art415141,4185413
  4. Canton of Thurgau
  5. Martin Knoepfel: Provisional road for the construction of the tunnel . In: St.Galler Tagblatt . September 7, 2017 ( tagblatt.ch [accessed November 7, 2017]).
  6. Start preparatory work for the 2nd stage of the Wattwil bypass. Canton of St.Gallen, accessed on November 7, 2017 .

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