State road D.750 (Turkey)

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D.750
D 750 harita.svg
Route information
Part of E90-TR.png E90
Length722 km (449 mi)
Major junctions
North end Zonguldak
South end Tarsus
Highway system
Turkish State Highway System (Devlet Yolu)
List
View of the volcano Hasandagi from the D750 state road, south of Aksaray. Hasandag.jpg
View of the volcano Hasandağı from the D750 state road, south of Aksaray.
Turkish state road D 750 at Konya junction. Toros Mountains in the background Turkish state road D 750.JPG
Turkish state road D 750 at Konya junction. Toros Mountains in the background

D.750 is a north to south state road in Turkey. It starts at Zonguldak at the Black sea coast and ends at the junction of D.400 near Tarsus in the Mediterranean Region. It crosses many state roads (like D.100, D.715, D.300, D.330 and D.805). [1]

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Itinerary

ProvinceLocationDistance from
Zonguldak
(km)
Distance from
Zonguldak
(mile)
Distance from
Tarsus (D400)
(km)
Distance from
Tarsus (D400)
(mile)
Zonguldak
Zonguldak 00722449
Devrek 4528677421
Bolu
Mengen 10263620385
D10012276600373
Gerede [2] 13383589366
Ankara
Kızılcahamam [2] 195121527327
Ankara (D140)272169450280
Konya D715371231351218
Ankara Şereflikoçhisar 418260304189
Aksaray Aksaray [2] (D300)496308226140
Konya
D330 (north) [3] 56535115798
D330 (south) [4] 58736513584
Niğde
Ulukışla 60237412075
D80560737711571
Adana Pozantı 6454017748
Mersin Tarsus (D400)72244900

Connections to motorways

There are a number of connections to motorways of Turkey. [5] Connections to O-4 are in Bolu and Ankara provinces. Connections to O-21 are in Konya, Adana and Mersin provinces and connection to O-51 is in Mersin province.

References and notes

  1. Vatan Türkiye Turizm Atlası, Boyut Yayıncılık, İstanbul, 2009 ISBN   978-975-23-0634-9
  2. 1 2 3 Ring road.
  3. To east (Niğde)
  4. To west (Konya)
  5. Page of General Directorate of Highways (Turkey)

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