List of state roads in Thuringia from L 2000
This list of state roads in Thuringia from L 2000 is a listing of the state roads with the leading number 2 in the German state of Thuringia . The letter L is used as an abbreviation for these state roads . The number after the L is now always four digits.
These previous district roads were in Thuringia acc. Section 52, Paragraph 1 of the Thuringian Roads Act of May 3, 1993 renamed Landesstraßen. The old division was initially retained, with the proviso that the secondary roads became the secondary roads from the L 2000 onwards. The digits of the country roads from the Erfurt district remained the same after the leading 2 after the possible insertion of missing zeros. For example, the LIIO 27 of the Erfurt district became the L 2027 of the State of Thuringia. In the second order country roads, the number was increased by 300 in the Gera district and by 600 in the Suhl district . For example, LIIO 27 in the Gera district became state road L 2327 and LIIO 27 in the Suhl district became state road L 2627 . There were special cases of numbering for the former 2nd order country roads from other districts that have ceded parts of the area to Thuringia (districts Artern , Altenburg and Schmölln ). Today one cannot in every case infer from the number that it belongs to a certain district in the German Democratic Republic .
It seems strange that on the same state road, the number sometimes changes at one of the former district borders.
Today's state roads from the L 1000 emerged from the first order roads . The state roads from the L 3000 onwards were only created after 1990 through the reallocation of other roads - mainly federal roads. After 1993, a large part of the Thuringian state roads were downgraded because the traffic significance or the state of development no longer corresponded to the classification. These graded state roads can be found in the incomplete list of former state roads in Thuringia .
The federal motorways and federal highways are highlighted. The course of the road is usually indicated from north to south and from west to east.
State roads
L 2000 ff
L 2100 ff
L 2200 ff
No. | course |
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L 2273 | L 1128 / L 3247 in Oberhof - Oberhof , municipality border on Gräfenrodaer Straße |
L 2287 | L 1221 in Oldisleben - L 3086 in Heldrungen station |
L 2290 | L 1034 - Hachelbich - Göllingen - L 2293 - Seega - Günserode - L 2088 |
L 2292 |
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L 2293 | L 1172 in Rottleben - L 2290 in Göllingen |
L 2300 ff
L 2400 ff
No. | course |
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L 2460 | Leipzig-Altenburg Airport - State border - ( S 52 in Saxony ) |
L 2464 |
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L 2466 |
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L 2600 ff
L 2800 ff
No. | course |
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L 2895 | L 1023 in Möhra - Graefen-Nitzendorf - Bad Salzungen -![]() |
Others
- The L 2172 is largely unpaved and closed to public traffic.
- The L 2118 is generally not cleared between Etterwind junction Steinbruch and Ruhla Ascherbrück (Hubertushaus), so this should be the only state road in Thuringia with a winter closure .
- The L 2608, which used to connect Schmalkalden with Trusetal, has a special feature. It was graduated on half of the route to the municipal road. This part of the route is also used by a bus route between Schmalkalden and Waldhaus. Since the other part, the current L 2608, is in a very bad condition, but a recovery failed, a one-way street rule now applies to the entire length in the direction of Trusetal. This peculiarity was ended in May 2019 and the street was pulled in.
See also
- State roads in Thuringia
- List of state roads in Thuringia from the L 1000
- List of former state roads in Thuringia
Individual evidence
Web links
- Thuringian State Office for Building and Transport (publisher): Thuringia road network map, as of May 2018 (PDF; 7.9 MB)