European route E20
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It runs roughly west-east through the countries of Ireland, England, Denmark, Sweden, Estonia and finally Russia. The length is 1880 km.
The road is not continuous and at several points a ferry must be used to continue along its length. If there is no ferry between Kingston upon Hull and Esbjerg for instance, one must find an alternative ferry or road, and in this case Harwich-Esbjerg is available.
Ireland
English Part
E20 follows the M62 motorway most of the distance.Danish Part
In Denmark E20 is a motorway from Esbjerg to the Oresund Bridge. The length of the Danish part is 320 km.There are a lot of exits:
- 76 Esbjerg E
- 75 Esbjerg N
- 74 Skads
- 73 Korskro
- 72 Bramming
- 71 Gørding
- 70 Holsted
- 69 Brørup
- 68 Vejen
- 67 Vejen E
- 66 Lunderskov
- 65 Lunderskov E
- Motorway cross Kolding W (E45)
- 64 Kolding W
- 63 Bramdrupdam
- 62 Kolding E
- Motorway cross Kolding (E45)
- 61 Taulov
- Motorway cross Fredericia (E45)
- 60 Fredericia W
- 59 Fredericia S
- 58 Middelfart
- 57 Nørre Aaby
- 56 Ejby
- 55 Aarup
- 54 Vissenbjerg
- 53 Odense W
- 52 Odense SW
- 51 Odense S
- 50 Odense C
- 49 Odense SE
- 48 Tietgenbyen
- 47 Langeskov
- 46 Nyborg W
- 45 Nyborg E
- 44 Knudshoved
- 43 Halsskov
- 42 Korsør
- 41 Tjæreby
- 40 Vemmelev
- 39 Slagelse S
- 38 Slagelse E
- 37 Sorø
- 36 Ringsted N
- 35 Ringsted E
- 34 Borup
- 33 Vemmedrup
- Motorway cross Køge W (E47/E55)
- 32 Køge
- 31 Solrød S
- 30 Solrød N
- 29 Greve S
- 28 Greve C
- 27 Greve N
- Motorway cross Ishøj (O4)
- 26 Ishøj Strand
- 25 Vallensbæk S
- Motorway cross Avedøre (E47/E55)
- 22 Gl. Køge Landevej (Hvidovre)
- 21 Avedøre Holme
- 20 Copenhagen C
- 19 Ørestad
- 18 Tårnby
- 17 Airport W
- 15/16 Airport E
Swedish Part
In Sweden, E20 is a motorway from the Oresund Bridge to Nääs 30 km east of Gothenburg. Furthermore, it is a motorway most of the route from Vretstorp (20 km west of Örebro) to Stockholm.The Swedish part is 770 km long. It is common with E6 for a 280 km long route, with E18 for 50 km and with E4 for 35 km.
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