Coastal highway

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The fact that some autobahns or, as in Northern Germany, several together bear this title and there is no other clear definition, indicates to me that a WP: BKL actually fits better here . Evidence of a general definition independent of the individual transport projects would change matters. - Aeroid ( discussion ) 19:55, Jan. 20, 2020 (CET)

Coastal motorway is the name for a motorway that, in the narrow or broader sense, runs along a coast.

Germany

In Germany, this designation has been established for the following federal motorways:  

• the federal highway 20 ( Westerstede - Uckermark)
• Section from Uckermark to Lübeck also called "Ostseautobahn"
• Planned section in Schleswig-Holstein from Lübeck to Elbe crossing (Hamburg's northern bypass)
• Planned section of the Lower Saxony from Drochtersen to Westerstede (formerly called A 22 ), including the planned Kehdingen motorway junction and the subsequent sections 5a and 5b of the federal motorway 26 (Drochtersen– Stade )
• the federal highway 23 (Heide-Hamburg), also "West Coast Highway "

Russian Federation

In addition, the term stands for the Primorskoje Kolzo (“coastal ring”) under construction in the Russian Oblast Kaliningrad , which connects the Baltic seaside resorts and port cities from Kaliningrad and ends again in Kaliningrad.

Web links

Lower Saxony State Authority for Road Construction and Transport - Project website A 20 / A 26: Coastal motorway project