B 224 | |
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Bundesstraße 224 | |
Route information | |
Length | 83 km (52 mi) |
Major junctions | |
North end | Raesfeld |
South end | Solingen |
Location | |
Country | Germany |
States | North Rhine-Westphalia |
Highway system | |
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The Bundesstraße 224 or B 224 is a German federal highway in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Route description
The B 224 runs from Raesfeld in southern Münsterland through the city of Gelsenkirchen in the Ruhr area and Essen in the Bergische Land, and ending in Solingen.
From the Gelsenkirchen-Hassel junction the B 224 continues on the A 52, which ends shortly before Gladbeck and continues as the B 224.
After joining with the A 44 at the Velbert-Nord interchange, the B 224 becomes concurrent with the A 535, splitting off before the Sonnborner Kreuz interchange,[1] continuing into Solingen, where it continues as the B 229.
Route / Junctions
Raesfeld B 70 | ||
Raesfeld-Erle | ||
Dorsten, Weseler Straße B 58, zur A 31 | ||
Dorsten-Holsterhausen | ||
Dorsten B 225 | ||
Dorsten-Altendorf/Ulfkotte | ||
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Replaced by A 52 | ||
(44) | Gelsenkirchen-Hassel | |
(43) | Gelsenkirchen-Scholven | |
(42) | Gelsenkirchen-Buer-West B 226 | |
Kraftfahrstraße | ||
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end of motor road | ||
Gladbeck-Goethestraße | ||
Gladbeck-Schützenstraße | ||
( ) | Essen/Gladbeck A 2 | |
Bottrop-Horster Str. | ||
Bottrop-Prosperstraße | ||
Kraftfahrstraße | ||
- | Essen-Stadthafen | |
(13) | AS Essen-Nord | |
end of motor road | ||
Essen-Altenessen | ||
Essen | ||
Essen-Grillostraße | ||
Essen-Bottroper Str./Universität | ||
Essen-Altendorfer Str. B 231 | ||
( ) | Essen-Zentrum A 40 | |
Essen-Bismarckstr./Museum Folkwang | ||
Essen-Norbertstraße/Messe | ||
( ) | Essen-Rüttenscheid A 52 | |
Essen-Werden | ||
Velbert-Birth | ||
( ) | Velbert-Nord A 44 A 535 | |
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Replaced by A 535 (sign posted as B 224) | ||
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( ) | Wuppertal-Sonnborn A 46 A 535 B 228 | |
Wuppertal-Vohwinkel | ||
Gräfrath | ||
Solingen B 229 |
See also
References
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