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In Norway, E39 is mostly a two-lane road, only short sections near Trondheim and Bergen are motorways. Trondheim – Ålesund – Bergen – Stavanger – Kristiansand was named E39 i 2000. Kristiansund - Stavanger was earlier riksvei 1 (national highway 1, "coastal through-road"), whereas Stavanger – Kristiansand was part of E18. |
In Norway, E39 is part of [[Norwegian national road]] system. E39 is mostly a two-lane road, only short sections near Trondheim and Bergen are motorways. Trondheim – Ålesund – Bergen – Stavanger – Kristiansand was named E39 i 2000. Kristiansund - Stavanger was earlier riksvei 1 (national highway 1, "coastal through-road"), whereas Stavanger – Kristiansand was part of E18. |
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===[[Sør-Trøndelag]] county=== |
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Revision as of 16:40, 20 February 2009
E 39 is the designation of a 1330 km long north-south road in Norway and Denmark, running from Klett just south of Trondheim to Aalborg, via Orkanger, Vinjeøra, Halsa ... Straumsnes, Krifast, Batnfjordsøra, Molde ... Vestnes, Skodje, Ålesund ... Volda ... Nordfjordeid ... Sandane, Førde, Lavik ... Instefjord, Knarvik, Bergen, Os ... Stord, Sveio, Aksdal, Bokn ... Rennesøy, Randaberg, Stavanger, Sandnes, Ålgård, Helleland, Flekkefjord, Lyngdal, Mandal, Kristiansand ... Hirtshals, Hjørring, and Nørresundby. Several sections are via ferry, denoted by ... in the above list. In total there are nine ferries, the highest number of ferries for a single road in Europe.
In Trondheim, there are connections to E 6 and E 14. In Ålesund, to E 136, in Bergen to E 16, in Haugesund, to E 134, in Kristiansand to E 18, and in Aalborg to E 45.
Norwegian part
In Norway, E39 is part of Norwegian national road system. E39 is mostly a two-lane road, only short sections near Trondheim and Bergen are motorways. Trondheim – Ålesund – Bergen – Stavanger – Kristiansand was named E39 i 2000. Kristiansund - Stavanger was earlier riksvei 1 (national highway 1, "coastal through-road"), whereas Stavanger – Kristiansand was part of E18.
Sør-Trøndelag county
E6 File:Riksvei 707.svg Rv707 Klett junction- bridge Udduvoll bru
road under construction: 15 km new E39 from Staurset to Renndalen in Halsa expected oktober 2010.
Møre og Romsdal county
Sogn og Fjordane county
Rv15 Leivdøla bridge, jointly with E39 until Nordfjordeid
- to Anda
Rv13 Moskog- roundabout
Rv5 Førde - File:Riksvei 609.svg Rv609 Førde
Rv57 Espeland- File:Riksvei 610.svg Rv610 Sande, jointly with E39 until Steien
- File:Riksvei 610.svg Rv610 Steien
- Tunnel Bogstunnelen (482 m)
- Lavik
- File:Riksvei 607.svg Rv607 to Leirvik
- ferry from Lavik (20 min, 1-2 departures per hour)
- Tunnel Skrikebergtunnelen (508 m)
- Tunnel Jernfjelltunnelen (391 m)
The E39 Ferries
The E39 ferries are mainly operated by Fjord1. Exept the volda/folkestad ferry, wich is operated by Tide Sjø.
E39 consist of following ferry routes from north to south:
- Halsa - Kanestraum 20 min.
- Molde - Vestnes 35 min.
- Solevåg - Festøya 20 min.
- Volda - Folkestad 10 min.
- Anda - Lote 5 Min
- Lavik - Oppedal 20 min
- Halhjem - Sandvikvåg 40 min.
- Arsvågen - Mortavika 22 min
For timetables and information about the E39 Ferries in norway, Please visit: Fjord1 Tide Sjø The pages are also in english.
- Kristiansand - Hirtshals 3 Hrs. <--- The ferry from Norway to Denmark, Reservations are needed. Reservations can be made on Colorline
The ferry also connects the E18 with the european network.
E18 Is in norway a motorway from Kristiansand to Oslo
Danish part
From Norway E39 goes with ferry from Kristiansand S. to Hirtshals in north denmark. Ferries run by Colorline. In Denmark E 39 is a motorway from the south of Hirtshals to the north of Aalborg.
The exits are:
Aabyen
2 Hjørring N- 3 Hjørring C
- 4 Hjørring S
- 5 Vrå
- 6 Brønderslev C
- 7 Brønderslev S
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Store Vildmose- 8 Tylstrup
- 9 Vestbjerg
- 10 Høvejen
E45 s Aalborg, Århus
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