District roads in Germany

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District roads in Germany is a summary of all lists of district roads in the Federal Republic of Germany.

Baden-Württemberg

The district roads in Baden-Württemberg have the letter K , which is always followed by a number with four digits. The first two digits (up to 83) indicate the district. For each district at least 200, for some districts ( Heidenheim , Heilbronn , Ravensburg and Schwäbisch Hall ) also 300 numbers are kept free. 50 numbers (from 9500) are kept free for the district roads in the city districts.

Overview:

No. Rural or urban district
from 1000 District of Boeblingen
from 1200 Esslingen district
from 1400 District of Göppingen
from 1600 Ludwigsburg district
from 1800 Rems-Murr district
from 2000 Heilbronn district
from 2300 Hohenlohe district
from 2500 Schwäbisch Hall district
from 2800 Main-Tauber district
from 3000 Heidenheim district
from 3300 Ostalbkreis
from 3500 District of Karlsruhe
from 3700 Rastatt district
from 3900 Neckar-Odenwald district
from 4100 Rhein-Neckar district
from 4300 District of Calw
from 4500 Enzkreis
from 4700 Freudenstadt district
from 4900 District of Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald
from 5100 District of Emmendingen
from 5300 Ortenau district
from 5500 Rottweil district
from 5700 Schwarzwald-Baar district
from 5900 Tuttlingen district
from 6100 District of Constance
from 6300 District of Loerrach
from 6500 Waldshut district
from 6700 District of Reutlingen
from 6900 Tübingen district
from 7100 Zollernalb district
from 7300 Alb-Danube district
from 7500 Biberach district
from 7700 Lake Constance district
from 7900 Ravensburg district
from 8200 District of Sigmaringen
from 9500 Stuttgart
from 9550 Heilbronn
from 9600 Baden-Baden
from 9650 Karlsruhe
from 9700 Heidelberg
from 9750 Mannheim
from 9800 Pforzheim
from 9850 Freiburg in Breisgau
from 9900 Ulm

Bavaria

The district roads in Bavaria bear the letters of the vehicle distinguishing sign, e.g. B. DAH for the district of Dachau , which is always followed by a number with up to two digits. An s is added to the letter ( s) on the district roads in urban cities if there is a district with the same distinctive sign, e.g. B. ROs at the district roads in Rosenheim , but on the other hand SC at the district roads in Schwabach .

Berlin

There are no district roads in Berlin .

Brandenburg

The district roads in Brandenburg bear the letter K , which is always followed by a number with four digits. The first two digits indicate the district. These are the district codes of the official key numbers . There are no county roads in the independent cities.

Overview:

No. district list
from 6000 Barnim list
from 6100 Dahme-Spreewald list
from 6200 Elbe Elster list
from 6300 Havelland list
from 6400 Märkisch-Oderland list
from 6500 Oberhavel list
from 6600 Oberspreewald-Lausitz list
from 6700 Oder-Spree list
from 6800 Ostprignitz-Ruppin list
from 6900 Potsdam-Mittelmark list
from 7000 Prignitz list
from 7100 Spree-Neisse list
from 7200 Teltow-Fläming list
from 7300 Uckermark list

Bremen and Hamburg

There are no district roads in Bremen or Hamburg .

Hesse

The district roads in Hesse have the letter K , which is always followed by a number with up to three digits.

North Hesse

The district roads in the districts of the administrative district of Kassel are numbered consecutively from 1 in each district as required.

Central and South Hesse

The district roads in the Darmstadt administrative district were originally numbered according to a specific numbering plan. The lowest district street numbers were selected for the Bergstrasse district and the highest for the Main-Kinzig district.

The numbering was usually done in the following order:

Boundary drawing near Ober-Laudenbach

Bergstrasse district, Odenwaldkreis, Darmstadt-Dieburg district, Groß-Gerau district, Darmstadt district, Offenbach district, Offenbach am Main district, Wetterau district, Rheingau-Taunus district, Wiesbaden district, Hochtaunus district, Main-Taunus district, urban district Frankfurt am Main and finally Main-Kinzig-Kreis.

The numbering of the district roads in the Lahn-Dill district and in the Limburg-Weilburg district, which have belonged to the Gießen administrative district since January 1, 1981, still largely follow this numbering plan.

Specialty

The district road K 203 of the district Bergstrasse (actually in Ober-Laudenbach ) lies completely in the area of ​​the state of Baden-Württemberg (see adjacent map).

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

The district roads in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania carried the letter K until the regional reform in 2011 , which was always followed by a number with up to two digits. The numbering was retained when crossing the district boundaries.

Today all district roads bear the abbreviation of the current district (for example VG ), the abbreviation of the old district (for example GÜ ), the abbreviation of the district-free city ( HRO or SN ) or the abbreviation of a formerly independent city ( HWI or NB ). You go different ways in the districts:

Lower Saxony

The district roads in Lower Saxony carry the letter K , which is always followed by a number with up to three digits.

North Rhine-Westphalia

The district roads in North Rhine-Westphalia bear the letter K , which is always followed by a number with up to two digits. The numbering is usually retained when the district borders are exceeded.

Rhineland-Palatinate

The district roads in Rhineland-Palatinate carry the letter K , which is always followed by a number with up to three digits.

Saarland

In Saarland there are no county roads. They are replaced by the state roads of the second order , which correspond to the district roads in other federal states.

Saxony

The district roads in Saxony bear the letter K , which is always followed by a number with four digits. The first two digits indicate the district that existed until the 2008 regional reform. These are the former district codes of the official key numbers .

Overview:

No. District / former district or
urban district / former urban district
from 6100 Chemnitz
from 6200 Dresden
from 6300 Goerlitz
from 6400 Hoyerswerda
from 6500 Leipzig
from 6600 Plauen
from 6700 Zwickau
from 7100 District of Annaberg
from 7200 Bautzen district
from 7300 District of Chemnitzer Land
from 7400 Delitzsch district
from 7500 Döbeln district
from 7700 Freiberg district
from 7800 Vogtland district
from 7900 District of Leipziger Land
from 8000 Meißen district
from 8100 Middle Erzgebirgskreis
from 8200 Mittweida district
from 8300 Muldentalkreis
from 8400 Lower Silesian Upper Lusatia District
from 8500 Riesa-Grossenhain district
from 8600 Löbau-Zittau district
from 8700 Saxon Switzerland district
from 8800 Stollberg district
from 8900 Torgau-Oschatz district
from 9000 Weißeritzkreis
from 9100 Aue-Schwarzenberg district
from 9200 Kamenz district
from 9300 District of Zwickauer Land

Saxony-Anhalt

The district roads in Saxony-Anhalt carry the letter K , which is always followed by a number with four digits. They were first numbered nationwide. The district streets in the former Magdeburg district received a 1 as the first digit and those in the former Halle district a 2 . The district roads in the Jessen district , which belonged to the Cottbus district , began with the number 3 .

The new district roads in the district of Jerichower Land are mainly given numbers that have already been assigned in other districts.

Schleswig-Holstein

The district roads in Schleswig-Holstein have the letter K , which is always followed by a number with up to three digits.

Thuringia

The district roads in Thuringia carry the letter K , which is always followed by a number with up to three digits, in the Schmalkalden-Meiningen district also with four digits.