Provincial road N704 (Netherlands)

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NLD-N704.svg
Provincial highway 704
Provinciale weg 704
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Major junctions
West endNLD-N305.svg N 305 near Almere
East endNLD-N301.svg N 301 near Nijkerk
Location
Country Kingdom of the Netherlands
Constituent country Netherlands
Provinces Flevoland
Municipalities Zeewolde
Highway system

Provincial road N704 (N704) is a road connecting N305 near Almere with N301 near Nijkerk.


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