Bundesstraße 202

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B 202
Bundesstraße 202
Route information
Length	135 km (84 mi)
Major junctions
West end	Sankt Peter Ording
East end	Oldenburg in Holstein
Location
Country	Germany
States	Schleswig-Holstein
Highway system
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The Bundesstraße 202 is a German federal road or Bundesstraße and the west–east link between Sankt Peter Ording, Tönning, Friedrichstadt, Rendsburg, Kiel, Lütjenburg and Oldenburg in Holstein in the central part of the state of Schleswig-Holstein.

The B 202 begins in Sankt Peter Ording at the west coast of Schleswig-Holstein. It then continues eastwoards towards Tönning. Here it runs together with the B 5 for a while until it reaches Friedrichstadt. The route continues near the Eider river towards Rendsburg where it meets the B 77 and the B 203. The road between Rendsburg and Kiel was downgraded due to the construchtion of the A 210 motorway. In Kiel it runs together with the B 76 with connections with the B 404 and the B 502. In Schwentinental it leaves the B 76 and runs towards Lütjenburg where it has a connection with the B 430. The route ends at Oldenburg in Holstein at the A 1 motorway.^[1]

State	District	Location	km	mi	Exit	Name	Destinations	Notes
Schleswig-Holstein	Nordfriesland	Sankt Peter Ording				Sankt Peter Ording	Wesselburen	cross-level intersection with local roads
		No junctions along Tating, Garding, Katharinenheerd and Kotzenbüll
		Tönning				Tönning-Friedrichstädter Chaussee	Tönning
						Tönning	B 5 – Heide, Hamburg ( A 23)	Western end of concurrency with the B 5
		Oldenswort				Rothenspieker	Oldenswort	Exit under construction
		Witzwort				Reimersbude	Witzwort	Exit planned
						Witzwort	B 5 – Husum	Eastern end of concurrency with the B 5 trumpet interchange interchange rebuild planned
		Friedrichstadt				Friedrichstadt	B 5 – Heide, Hamburg	cross-level intersection former intersection with the B 5 B 5 was relocated in 1972
	No junctions along Seeth, Stapel, Erfde, Christiansholm and Hohn
	Rendsburg-Eckernförde	Fockbek				Fockbek	B 203 – Heide	Western End of concurrency with the B 203 cross-level intersection
		Rendsburg				Rendsburg-West	B 77 – Schleswig, Flensburg ( A 7) B 203 – Eckernförde, Büdelsdorf	Western End of concurrency with the B 77 Eastern End of concurrency with the B 203
						Rendsburg-Mitte	Rendsburg-Mitte
		Kiel Canal				Rendsburg Tunnel	Kiel Canal
		Westerrönfeld				Rendsburg-Süd	B 77 – Itzehoe	Eastern End of concurrency with the B 77
		Rendsburg				Rendsburg-Itzehoer Chaussee	Rendsburg-Süd
						Rendsburg-Zum Hafen	Emkendorf, Osterrönfeld
		Osterrönfeld				Osterrönfeld	Osterrönfeld	former exit was demolished in 2018
					2	Schacht-Audorf	Schacht-Audorf, Schülldorf
					—	—	A 210 – Hamburg/Flensburg ( A 7), Kiel	Transition to the A 210 motorway
	Road interruption Route used to run along Schacht-Audorf, Bovenau, Bredenbek and Achterwehr
	Kiel	Südfriedhof			2	Kiel-Mitte	A 215 – Hamburg, Flensburg ( A 7), Rendsburg ( A 210), Kiel-Zentrum	Western endpoint of concurrency with the B 76
						Kiel-Saarbrückenstraße	Kiel-IKEA, Kiel-CITTI PARK, Kiel-Westring
						Kiel-Winterbeker Weg	Kiel-REWE Center, Kiel-Hassee
		Hassee				Kiel-Hamburger Chaussee	Kiel-Rondeel, Schulensee
		Gaarden-Süd/Kronsburg				Kiel-Barkauer Kreuz	B 404 – Kiel-Wellsee, Bad Segeberg, Hamburg
						Kiel-Barkauer Kreuz	A 21 – Hamburg, Berlin, Lüneburg	proposed motorway will end here
						Kiel-Joachimsplatz	Kiel-Zentrum, Kiel-HDW	Incomplete Junction: na ramps between Lübeck and Joachimsplatz Access through next junction
						Kiel-Ostring	B 502 – Schönkirchen, Heikendorf, Schönberg
						Kiel-Wellsee	Kiel-Wellsee	Incomplete junction:no exit ramp Eckernförde → Wellsee Access through previous junction
		Elmschenhagen				Kiel-Wellseedamm	Kiel-Wellsee, Kiel-Elmschenhagen
						Kiel-Elmschenhagen-Mitte	Kiel-Elmschenhagen
	Plön	Schwentinental				Schwentinental-Nord	Schwentinental-Klausdorf, Kiel-Wellingdorf
						Schwentinental	Schwentinental
						Schwentinental-Fernsichtweg	Schwentinental-Raisdorf	Incomplete junction: only ramps westbound
						Schwentinental-Süd	B 76 – Lübeck, Preetz	Eastern endpoint of concurrency with the B 76
		Rastorf				Lilienthal	Laboe, Schönberg, Preetz, Dobersdorf	Dobersdorf is only signed eastbound
		No junctions along Rastorfer Passau, Wittenberger Passau, Selent and Bellin
		Lütjenburg				Lütjenburg	B 430 – Neumünster, Plön	one-quadrant interchange
	No junctions along Kaköhl and Döhnsdorf
	Ostholstein	Oldenburg in Holstein			11	Oldenburg/Holstein-Süd	A 1 / E47 – Lübeck, Puttgarden
						Oldenburg in Holstein-Neustädter Straße	B 207 – Lübeck, Puttgarden	Former route in Oldenburg cross-level intersection
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi       Concurrency terminus       Closed/former       Incomplete access       Proposed       Route transition

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