List of road tunnels in Baden-Württemberg

List of road tunnels in Baden-Württemberg .

The table can be sorted differently; the initial state shows the longest tunnel above.

tunnel	Street	length	place	completion	Geographic coordinates	Remarks
Saukopf tunnel	B 38	2,715 m	Weinheim	1994	49 ° 34 ′ 20.0 "  N , 008 ° 39 ′ 56.0"  E	1.37 km are in Baden-Württemberg, 1.35 km in Hesse
Michael tunnel	B 500	2,544 m	Baden-Baden	1989	48 ° 46 '03.3 "  N , 008 ° 13' 50.1"  E
Engelberg tunnel	A 81	2,530 m	Leonberg	1999	48 ° 48 '13.0 "  N , 009 ° 02' 17.5"  E	Replacement for tunnel built in 1938
Heslacher tunnel	B 14	2,300 m	Stuttgart-South	1987	48 ° 45 '48.7 "  N , 009 ° 10' 11.2"  E
Gmünder unicorn tunnel	B 29	2,230 m	Schwäbisch Gmünd	2013
Wattkopf tunnel	L 564	1,950 m	Ettlingen	1994	48 ° 57 '03.7 "  N , 008 ° 25' 04.8"  O
Disk summit tunnel	B 312 / B 313	1,910 m	Reutlingen	2017	48 ° 29 '44.0 "  N , 009 ° 14' 07.3"  O
Hornberg tunnel	B 33	1,884 m	Hornberg	2004
Kirchberg tunnel	B 294	1,840 m	Schiltach	1991
Branich tunnel	L 536	1,796 m	Schriesheim	2016
Master tunnel	L 350	1,684 m	Bad Wildbad	1997		in the district of Calw; see → Bad Wildbad
Kappelberg tunnel	B 14	1,585 m	Fellbach	1992	48 ° 47'56.0 "  N , 009 ° 16'03.0"  E.	between Fellbach and Stuttgart
Gernsbach tunnel	B 462	1,527 m	Gernsbach	1997	48 ° 45 '46.1 "  N , 008 ° 20' 23.9"  E
Bürgerwaldtunnel	A 98	1,436 m	Waldshut-Tiengen	1997
Nollinger Berg tunnel	A 861	1,268 m	Rheinfelden	2005
Reutherberg tunnel	B 294	1,256 m	Wolfach	1993
Kappler tunnel	B 31	1,230 m	Freiburg	2002
Feuerbacher tunnel	B 295	1,200 m	Stuttgart-Feuerbach	1995	48 ° 48 '37.0 "  N , 009 ° 08'33.8"  E
Ursulaberg tunnel	B 312	1,180 m	Pfullingen	2003	48 ° 28 '17.2 "  N , 009 ° 13' 53.5"  E
Döggingen tunnel	B 31	1,170 m	Bräunlingen-Döggingen	1999
Kappler tunnel	B 31	1,156 m	Freiburg	2002
Hugenwald tunnel	B 294	1,135 m	Waldkirch	1985	48 ° 05 '12.1 "  N , 007 ° 57' 37.4"  E
Summer mountain tunnel	B 33	1,085 m	Hausach	1995
Menschenbach tunnel	B 14	1,080 m	People Bach	2009
Rosenstein tunnel	B 10	1,060 m	Stuttgart	2024	48 ° 48 '17.7 "  N , 009 ° 12' 05.9"  O	under construction
Fellbach city tunnel	L 1193	1,022 m	Fellbach	1997	48 ° 48 '54.5 "  N , 009 ° 16'44.7"  E
Rastatt tunnel	L 77a	1,021 m	Rastatt	1992	48 ° 52 '39.7 "  N , 008 ° 13' 14.1"  E	Part of the northern bypass around Rastatt, connection from the A 5 , B 3 , B 36 and B 462 to the Mercedes-Benz Rastatt plant .
Cross road tunnel	B 14 / B 311	948 m	Tuttlingen	2010
Schlossberg Tunnel Heidelberg Note 1	Inner city	918 m	Heidelberg	1862		Former rail tunnel, used as a road tunnel since 1968
Grötzinger Tunnel	B 10	910 m	Karlsruhe	1999
Rombach tunnel	B 29	870 m	Bask	2001	48 ° 50 ′ 04.8 "  N , 010 ° 04 ′ 02.5"  E
Hohentwiel tunnel	A 81	833 m / 782 m	To sing	1988
Schiltach Castle Mountain Tunnel	B 294 / B 462	830 m	Schiltach	1991
Wagenburg tunnel	L 1014	824 m	Stuttgart-East	1958	48 ° 46 '47.0 "  N , 009 ° 11' 46.0"  E
Hengstäckertunnel	North-South Street	780 m	Stuttgart-Vaihingen	1999	48 ° 43 '54.5 "  N , 009 ° 07'50.7"  E
Tunnel truckload road	Wagonload road (access road)	770 m	Stuttgart	2026	48 ° 47 '29.1 "  N , 009 ° 11' 02.8"  E	A section in planning; not approved for public road traffic
Prague saddle tunnel	B 10	720 m	Stuttgart-North	2006	48 ° 48 '40.4 "  N , 009 ° 10' 54.9"  E
Edeltrudtunnel	K 9657	710 m	Karlsruhe	1988	48 ° 59 '24.0 "  N , 008 ° 23' 21.0"  E	Covered section of the southern bypass , consisting of two tunnels
Agnesburg tunnel	A 7	707 m	Westhausen	1986	48 ° 52 '19.0 "  N , 010 ° 10' 10.7"  O
Schemelsberg tunnel / Schemmelsberg tunnel	B 39	680 m	Weinberg	1990	49 ° 09 ′ 40.5 ″  N , 009 ° 16 ′ 10.0 ″  E	The road sign reads Schemmelsberg tunnel , officially it is listed as the Schemelsberg tunnel .
Grotztunnel	L 1110	640 m	Bietigheim-Bissingen	1999
Lambs hump tunnel	A 8	624 m	Wiesensteig	1956	48 ° 32 '56.0 "  N , 009 ° 38' 16.0"  E	Directional lane Munich, used as a factory in World War II
Schönbuch tunnel	A 81	563 m	Herrenberg	1978	48 ° 36 '14.4 "  N , 008 ° 53' 45.6"  E
Albstadt-Laufen tunnel	B 463	540 m	Albstadt-Laufen	2001
Gruibingen tunnel	A 8	540 m	Gruibingen	2013		see Albaufstieg (A 8)
Airport tunnel	B 312	511 m	Filderstadt-Bernhausen	1961	48 ° 41 '16.1 "  N , 009 ° 13' 06.3"  O	Start of federal highway 312; Continuation of the Stuttgarter Mittlere Filderstraße (L 1016) to the south
Fahrlachtunnel	B 36	489 m	Mannheim	1994
Heilsberg tunnel	A 81	483 m	Hilzingen	1990
Dusslingen tunnel	B 27	482 m	Dusslingen	2014	48 ° 26 '58.0 "  N , 009 ° 03' 34.0"  E	in the district of Tübingen
Schwanenplatz tunnel	B 14	475 m	Stuttgart-East	1972	48 ° 47 '44.5 "  N , 009 ° 12' 11.6"  E	A congestion center; on the traffic radio one can only hear “swan tunnel” again and again. Note 2
Tunnel woods	A 81	470 m / 462 m	Eberstadt woods	1973	49 ° 11 '17.9 "  N , 009 ° 20' 48.8"  E
Virngrund tunnel	A 7	465 m	Ellwangen	1987	49 ° 01 ′ 11.7 "  N , 010 ° 11 ′ 49.6"  E
Darmsheim tunnel	L 1182	460 m	Sindelfingen-Darmsheim	2018	48 ° 41 '57.0 "  N , 008 ° 56' 14.0"  E	Sindelfingen-Darmsheim bypass
Planietunnel	B 27	440 m	Stuttgart-center	1969	48 ° 46 '38.4 "  N , 009 ° 10' 49.4"  E	three tubes, the Schloßstraße portal integrated into the office building
Herfatz tunnel	A 96	440 m	Wangen in the Allgäu	1990	47 ° 42 '38.7 "  N , 009 ° 48' 54.8"  E
Schramberg Castle Mountain Tunnel	L 175	420 m	Schramberg	1991
Neugereut noise protection tunnel	K 9500; Lake view path	415 m	Stuttgart-Neugereut	1985	48 ° 49 ′ 47.0 ″  N , 009 ° 14 ′ 01.0 ″  E	connects Fellbach-Schmiden with the area of ​​the Max-Eyth-See
Ertingen tunnel	B 311	409 m	Ertingen	1999
Teacher Valley Tunnel	B 10	400 m	Ulm	1972	48 ° 24 '44.6 "  N , 009 ° 58' 22.3"  E	also called the gypsy rock tunnel
Beuren tunnel	L 1210	399 m	Beuren	2005	48 ° 34 ′ 13.0 ″  N , 009 ° 24 ′ 01.0 ″  E
Westring tunnel	B 10 / Bismarck ring	380 m	Ulm	1963	48 ° 23 '34.0 "  N , 009 ° 58' 56.4"  E
Österfeldtunnel	North-South Street	370 m	Stuttgart-Vaihingen	1999	48 ° 44 '14.1 "  N , 009 ° 06'59.0"  E
Airport relief tunnel	K 1272	350 m	Leinfelden-Echterdingen	2006	48 ° 41 '30.2 "  N , 009 ° 11' 22.3"  E
Sünchen tunnel	B 29	350 m	Schorndorf	1997	48 ° 49 '20.6 "  N , 009 ° 31' 53.2"  E
Exhibition tunnel	K 3581	349 m	Rheinstetten	2004	48 ° 57 '46.0 "  N , 008 ° 20' 21.0"  E
Ditzingen tunnel	Siemensstrasse	348 m	Ditzingen	1999	48 ° 49 '11.9 "  N , 009 ° 03'32.2"  E
Blaubeuren tunnel	B 28	330 m	Blaubeuren	1983	48 ° 24 '15.6 "  N , 009 ° 47' 16.1"  E
Gaisberg tunnel	K 9708 note 1	320 m	Heidelberg	1862		Former rail tunnel, used as a road tunnel since 1962
West Tangent Tunnel	L 360	315 m	Albstadt-Ebingen	2004
Gäubahn tunnel	B 14	306 m / 291 m	Stuttgart-South	2001	48 ° 45 ′ 31.0 ″  N , 009 ° 07 ′ 35.0 ″  E	Shortly before (or shortly after) the traffic junction Schattenring . There also to Wildparkstraße (L 1180)
Schlossberg tunnel Tübingen	B 28	290 m	Tübingen	1978	48 ° 31 '10.3 "  N , 009 ° 02'37.1"  E
Four oak skin tunnel	B 14	296 m	Stuttgart-South	2000	48 ° 45 ′ 16.0 "  N , 009 ° 08 ′ 40.4"  E
Stammheim tunnel	B 27a	288 m	Stuttgart-Stammheim	1997	48 ° 51 '02.8 "  N , 009 ° 09'53.3"  E
Leuze tunnel	B 10 / B 14	280 m	Stuttgart-East	1972	48 ° 47 '50.5 "  N , 009 ° 12' 41.9"  E	Runs parallel to the Neckar and passes the Leuze mineral bath . Note 3
Schlossberg tunnel in Baden-Baden	L 79a	275 m	Baden-Baden	1981	48 ° 46'05.3 "  N , 008 ° 14'35.7"  E.	Covered section of the Schlossberg tangent (L79a / Zähringerstraße), the green corridor connection completed on the occasion of the State Garden Show in 1981 in the exhibition grounds. Part of the northern bypass of the city center and the connection from the federal highway 500 via the Wolfsschlucht to the district of Ebersteinburg and to Gaggenau and Gernsbach .
Grafenberg tunnel	B 29	260 m	Schorndorf	1997	48 ° 48 '59.5 "  N , 009 ° 31" 03.4 "  E
Johannesgraben tunnel	A 831	220 m	Stuttgart-Vaihingen	1979	48 ° 44 '23.6 "  N , 009 ° 06'23.4"  E
Wolfsberg tunnel	B 463	213 m	Nagold	2000
Herbrechtingen tunnel	B 19	205 m	Herbrechtingen	2003	48 ° 37 '43.2 "  N , 010 ° 10' 35.5"  E
Hochberg tunnel	B 466	180 m	Donzdorf	2010	48 ° 41 '46.7 "  N , 009 ° 48' 38.3"  E
Heidenäckertunnel	A 98	160 m	Waldshut-Tiengen	1997
Berger tunnel	B 14	150 m	Stuttgart-East	1992		On the edge of the Berg district , it connects the Schwanenplatz tunnel with the Leuze tunnel (only towards Esslingen)
Schwab Tunnel	Schwabstrasse	124 m	Stuttgart	1896	48 ° 45 '59.6 "  N , 009 ° 09" 39.4 "  E
Hinterweil tunnel	Guttenbrunnstrasse	90 m	Sindelfingen	1980 (approx.)	48 ° 43 '24.4 "  N , 008 ° 59' 05.3"  E	Separation of road / footpaths Note 4
Nasal rock tunnel	A 8	60 m	Drackenstein	1937	48 ° 33 '30.0 "  N , 009 ° 39' 46.0"  E	Directional lane Stuttgart

It should be noted that until 2007, Baden-Württemberg was the only federal state that allowed a maximum speed of 100 km / h in its motorway and road tunnels, provided they are equipped with two tubes. In the meantime, however, both Bavaria and North Rhine-Westphalia have begun to increase the maximum speed in some twin-tube motorway and road tunnels from 80 km / h to 100 km / h. In the other federal states 80 km / h are allowed.

Remarks

^{Note 1} The Gaisberg tunnel in Heidelberg connects Adenauerplatz with the Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage (only in this direction of travel). The Schlossberg tunnel connects the Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage with the Schlierbacher Landstrasse ( B 37 ) in the direction of Neckargemünd. The Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage has two separate lanes up to the Schlossberg tunnel.

^{Note 2} In the course of the new construction of the Rosenstein tunnel (B 10), the Schwanenplatz tunnel will also be rebuilt; this is connected to the Leuze tunnel by an additional short tunnel.

^{Note 3} Leuzetunnel: New construction of a third tunnel tube as part of the new construction of the Rosenstein road tunnel and a short tunnel to the Schwanenplatztunnel (B 14) by 2020.

^{Note 4} In the new development area Hinterweil, which has been built since the 1970s, car traffic and pedestrians / cyclists should be consistently separated , so only Guttenbrunnstrasse crosses the residential area, and it passes under the center in a tunnel.

See also

• List of tunnels in Germany
• List of the longest tunnels in Germany

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Road construction report 2004. Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Housing, p. 99.
2. ↑ http://home.no.net/lotsberg/data/germany/li500.html
3. ↑ Road construction report 2003. Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Housing, p. 124.
4. ↑ Road construction report 2002. Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Housing, p. 132.
5. ↑ http://www.gbi.eu/uploads/media/R_2738_Tunnel_Gruibingen.pdf  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
6. ^ Road construction report 1983. Federal Ministry of Transport, p. 17.
7. ^ Road construction report 2001. Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Housing, p. 127.
8. ^ Landesarchivdirektion Baden-Württemberg, City of Baden-Baden (ed.): The city district of Baden-Baden. (District descriptions of the state of Baden-Württemberg.) Thorbecke, Sigmaringen 1995, ISBN 3-7995-1356-6 , p. 392
9. ↑ http://www.gbi.eu/uploads/media/ZZK_2238_Tunnel_Herbrechtingen.pdf
10. ↑ http://www.gbi.eu/uploads/media/T_2970_Tunnel_Donzdorf.pdf  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  

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