Bundesstraße 205 Explained

Country:DEU
Type:B
Route:205
Map:B205 Verlauf.svg
Length Km:25
Direction A:West
Terminus A:Padenstedt
Direction B:East
Terminus B:Negernbötel
States:Schleswig-Holstein

The Bundesstraße 205 is a German federal road or Bundesstraße and the west–east link between Neumünster and Bad Segeberg in the central part of the state of Schleswig-Holstein.

Route

The B 205 begins southwest of the city of Neumünster with an interchange at the A 7 motorway. It then continues as the southern bypass of the city. Afterwards it runs east until it reaches the A 21 motorway north of Bad Segeberg. Due to its location the road also connects the cities of Flensburg/Rendsburg with Lübeck.[1]

History

The original road used to run between Jevenstedt near Rendsburg, Neumünster and Bad Segeberg. Due to the construction of the southern bypass of Neumünster and the route being parallel to the A 7 motorway the section between Jevenstedt and Rickling was downgraded to the L328 (Jevenstedt-Neumünster Sauerbruchstraße), K12 (NMS Sauerbruchstr.-NMS Am Teich), K13 (NME Am Teich-NMS Sachsenring), L322 (NMS Sachsenring-north of NMS-Galeland junction (current B 205)), K19 (north of NMS-Galeland junction-NMS city limit) and K114 (NMS city limit-Willingrade near Rickling).[2]

See also

Notes and References

  1. https://onlinestreet.de/strassen/verkehrsschild/bundesstrasse/205.html Route of the B 205
  2. https://danord.gdi-sh.de/viewer/resources/apps/Anonym/index.html?lang=de#/ current designation of former Route