A1 motorway | |
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Rijksweg 1 | |
Route information | |
Part of E30 / E231 | |
Maintained by Rijkswaterstaat [1] | |
Length | 119 km [2] (74 mi) |
Major junctions | |
West end | A10 in Amsterdam |
East end | A30 near Losser at the border with Germany |
Location | |
Country | Kingdom of the Netherlands |
Constituent country | Netherlands |
Provinces | North Holland, Utrecht, Gelderland, Overijssel |
Highway system | |
The A1 is a motorway in the Netherlands. The road connects the capital city of Amsterdam, near the interchange of Watergraafsmeer, with the German border, near Oldenzaal and Bad Bentheim, and the German Autobahn BAB 30. On its way, it crosses four provinces: North Holland, Utrecht, Gelderland and Overijssel.
The section of the road between its start at the interchange Watergraafsmeer, and the interchange of Hoevelaken near Amersfoort, is also a European route: the E231. This section of the A1 is the complete E231 route; the E231 does not consist of any other road or section.
Between the interchange Hoevelaken and the German border (and beyond, along the BAB 30), the European route E30 follows the A1 motorway. This European route is a so-called A-Class West-East European route, going from Cork in Ireland all the way to Omsk in Russia.
This section contains a table that is missing kilometre posts for one or more junctions. |
Country | Province | Municipality | km | mi | Exit | Destinations | Notes |
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Netherlands | North Holland | Amsterdam - Diemen municipality line | — | E35 / E231 east / A10 | West end of E 231 overlap | ||
Diemen | 1 | Landlust / Diemerpolderweg | Westbound entrance and eastbound exit only | ||||
2 | S114 southeast / Weteringweg | ||||||
— | A9 south | ||||||
Muiden | 3 | Maxisweg / Mariahoeveweg / Weesperweg | |||||
— | A6 northeast | ||||||
Naarden | 5 | Rijksweg / Churchillstraat | Westbound entrance and eastbound exit only | ||||
6 | IJsselmeerweg | ||||||
7 | Amersfoortsestraatweg | ||||||
Huizen - Laren - Hilversum municipality line | 8 | N527 north / Amersfoortsestraatweg / Rijksstraatweg | |||||
Laren | 9 | N525 southwest / Hilversumseweg | |||||
North Holland - Utrecht province Line | Laren - Eemnes - Baarn municipality line | 10 | A27 / N221 southeast / Heidelaan / Rijksweg / Wakkerendijk / Zandheuvelweg | ||||
Utrecht | Baarn | 11 | N414 | ||||
Bunschoten - Amersfoort municipality line | 12 | N199 | |||||
Amersfoort | 13 | Bergpas / Rondweg Oost | |||||
— | E231 / E232 / A28 | East end of E 231 overlap; west end of E 30 overlap | |||||
14 | Amersfoortsestraat / Westerdorpsstraat / Nijkerkerstraat | Eastbound exit accessible only from A28 northbound | |||||
Gelderland | Barneveld | 15 | A30 / N301 | ||||
16 | N303 / N805 | ||||||
17 | N310 | ||||||
Apeldoorn | 18 | N302 | |||||
19 | N304 | ||||||
20 | Kayersdijk | ||||||
— | A50 | ||||||
21 | N345 | ||||||
Voorst | 22 | N791 | |||||
Overijssel | Deventer | 23 | N348 | ||||
24 | N348 | ||||||
25 | Marsdijk / Baarhorsterdijk | ||||||
Rijssen-Holten | 26 | N332 | |||||
27 | N350 / N755 | ||||||
Wierden | 28 | N347 | |||||
Borne | — | A35 | West end of A35 overlap | ||||
29 | Kluft | ||||||
— | A35 | East end of A35 overlap | |||||
Hengelo | 30 | Rondweg / Bornestraat | |||||
31 | Oldenzaalsestraat / Hasselerbaan | ||||||
Oldenzaal | 32 | Provinciale rondweg | |||||
33 | N733 | ||||||
Losser | 34 | N735 | |||||
Netherlands - Germany country line | Overijssel - North Rine-Westphalia province line | Losser - Gronau municipality line | — | E30 / A30 | East end of E 30 overlap | ||
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
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