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| Stadsroute 112 | |
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| South end |  S111 – Amsterdam-Zuidoost |
| North end |  S110 – Amsterdam |
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| Provinces | North Holland |
| Municipalities | Amsterdam, Diemen, Ouder-Amstel |
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S112 is a Dutch road in Amsterdam.
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| Stadsroute 112 | |
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| Major junctions | |
| South end | S111 – Amsterdam-Zuidoost |
| North end | S110 – Amsterdam |
| Location | |
| Provinces | North Holland |
| Municipalities | Amsterdam, Diemen, Ouder-Amstel |
| Highway system | |
S112 is a Dutch road in Amsterdam.
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