European route E47
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| Route information | |
| Length: | 342 km (213 mi) |
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| South end: | Lübeck (Germany) |
| North end: | Helsingborg(Sweden) |
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| Countries: | Germany, Denmark, Sweden |
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| International E-road network | |
European route E 47 is a highway going from Lübeck in Germany via Copenhagen, Denmark to Helsingborg, Sweden, which is also known under the name Vogelfluglinie and Sydmotorvejen. The road has motorway standard all the way except for 28 km (17 mi) in Germany, the part inside Helsingør (6 km/4 miles city street), and there are also two ferry connections. The route has a ferry connection between Germany and Denmark. A fixed link is planned there by the year 2020. The discussion of a bridge or tunnel was settled when the 'Danish parliament rejected plans for a bridge across the Fehmarn Strait in favour of the tunnel, deciding it would be safer and greener'.[1] Also, there is a ferry connection between Denmark (Helsingør) and Sweden (Helsingborg). There is a bridge-tunnel combination between Denmark and Sweden further south, but still the ferry Helsingør-Helsingborg has a dense schedule.
Other road numbers
The Danish E-roads have no other national numbers (the national number is the same as the E-number, here 47, but only the E-sign is posted). Between Helsingborg and Eskilstrup on the island of Falster, 160 km, the E 47 shares road with the E 55. Between Køge and Copenhagen (29 km), also the E 20 shares the same road. Danish roads 9 and 19 share roads with the E 47 short parts.
In Germany the motorway has the national number BAB 1. The part without motorway has the national number B 207. This part is a kind of expressway without any roads crossing on the same level. It has a number of road crossings built like motorway exits.
At the introduction of the new numbering scheme in 1992, the E 47 was originally devised to continue from Helsingborg northward through Sweden and Norway to Gothenburg, Oslo, Trondheim and finally Olderfjord, replacing almost all of the old E 6. After negotiations between UNECE and the Swedish and Norwegian authorities, this plan was abandoned, and the E 6 remains designated as such, both on signage and in the official documents, throughout its entire old length in Scandinavia (including the snippets Trelleborg–Malmö and Malmö–Helsingborg, which are concurrent with the E 22 and the E 20 respectively, and were never intended to become parts of the E 47). A similar solution was made for the E 4 through Sweden. These two roads are the most conspicuous exceptions to the rule that even numbers signify west-to-east E-roads.
Exits and service areas in Denmark
3 Espergærde- 4 Kvistgård
- 5 Humlebæk
- 6 Nivå
- 7 Kokkedal
- 9 Hørsholm C
| Isterød- 10 Hørsholm S
- 11 Sandbjerg
- 12 Vedbæk
- 13 Gl. Holte
- 14 Nærum
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Lærkereden/Storkereden - 15 Lundtofte
- 16 Lyngby C
Kgs. Lyngby 19 København- 17 Jægersborgvej
- 18 Nyborgvej
- 19 Buddinge
- Gladsaxe 16n Hillerød 16s Copenhagen
- 20 Gladsaxe
- 21 Frederikssundvej
- 23 Jyllingevej
- Rødovre 17 Frederikssund, O4 Ballerup
- 24 Roskildevej
- Brøndby 21v Roskilde 21ø Copenhagen
- AvedøreE20ø Malmö
- 25 Vallensbæk S
- 26 Ishøj Strand
- Ishøj O4 Ballerup, 21 Ishøj
- 27 Greve N
- 28 Greve C
- 29 Greve S
| Karlslunde- 30 Solrød N
- 31 Solrød S 6 Roskilde
- 32 Køge
- Køge Vest E20v Odense
- 33 Lellinge
- 34 Herfølge
- 35 Haslev
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Piberhus - 36 Bregentved
- Rønnede 54 Næstved (2021)
- 37 Rønnede 54
- 38 Tappernøje |
- 39 Bårse
- 40 Udby
- 41 Vordingborg
- Northern Farø bridge
- 42 Farø
- Southern Farø bridge
- 43 Nørre Alslev
- 44 Eskildstrup E55s Nykøbing F, Gedser
- 45 Guldborg, Majbølle
- 46 Sakskøbing
- 47 Våbensted
- 48 Maribo 9 Tårs (ferry port)
- 49 Holeby
- 50 Rødbyhavn
Exits and service areas in Germany
- Common with road 207
1 Puttgarden ferry port- 2 Burg auf Fehmarn
- 3 Avendorf
- Fehmarn Sound bridge
- Petrol station
- 4 Großenbrode
- 5 Heiligenhafen East; 501 Grömitz
- Common with Bundesautobahn 1
- See the Bundesautobahn 1 article for the exit list.
Termini
The northern terminus is at the ferry port in Helsingborg, where the European route E 4 begins. The southern terminus is at E 22 north of Lübeck.
