Provincial road 34-12 (Turkey)

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Provincial road 34-12
İl yolu 34-12
O1-O2 bağlantısı
Provincial road 34-12.png
Route information
Length4 km (2.5 mi)
Existed1991–present
Major junctions
FromO1-TR sign.svg O-1 in Üsküdar, Istanbul
ToO2-TR sign.svg O-2 in Ataşehir, Istanbul
Location
Country Turkey
Regions Marmara
Provinces Istanbul
Major cities Üsküdar, Ataşehir, Ümraniye
Highway system

The provincical road is a connector route linking the motorway O-1 (Istanbul First Beltway) to the motorway O-2 (Istanbul Second Beltway). [1] [2]

Exit list

The entire route is in Istanbul Province.

DistrictkmmiExitDestinationsNotes
Üsküdar 0.00.0K13O1-TR sign.svg O-1 Çamlıca junctionO-1 İstanbul First Beltway
Ataşehir 0.60.37K.."Fetih" neighborhood exit
1.81.1K..Entrance from "Esatpaşa" neighborhood
2.61.6K..Etrance from "Aşıkveysel" neighborhood in Ataşehir, "Esenevler" neighborhood exit in Ümraniye
3.52.2K.."Batı Ataşehir" junctionNorthbond "Finanskent" neighborhood İn Ümraniye,
Southbound "Barbaros" neighborhood in Ataşehir
42.5K10O2-TR sign.svg O-2"Anadolu otoyolu" junctionO-2 İstanbul Second Beltway
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

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