Wednesday Jun 4 2008
Netherlands Roads and Highways
by James | under Europe , Roads . Highways , Travel Abroad , Travel PhotosFor roadgeeks and those interested in signage and infrastructure…
These were taken while driving up the A10 / E22 motorway from Amsterdam en route to Bolsward, Freisland. The drive is only 120 kilometers.
After the Amsterdam suburbs in North Holland the motorway passes through farmlands while bypassing small towns. The Afsluitdijk (dike,) connects Noord Holland to Friesland.
The second group was taken biking up to the small island village of Marken, northwest of Amsterdam.
If you’d like to see more fascinating photos of bridges and viaducts check out my set on Glenwood Canyon and the Yucatan
Above: Leaving Amsterdam
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Above:Â Entering the Coentunnel
Below:Â North on the A10/E22
Below: Atop Afsluitdijk. Quite windy that day.
Below:Â Sign atop Afsluitdijk. Notice the bike route signage too.
Southbound - returning to city.
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Below photos: taken while biking from Amsterdam to Marken
Northbound entrance to the IJ Tunnel
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Above and Below:Â Northbound signage on the S116
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Above: Auto Signage
Below: Bike signage
Atop the dike that separates Marken.
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Above and Below - small village
Below: Arriving Marken
Below:Â City of Haarlem (from another ride)
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June 8th, 2008 at 8:00 pm
As always, i get confused with signs! LOL
October 18th, 2008 at 1:29 pm
Hello, world traveler, you are sharing interesting articles and photos your self. Thanks for your comment on my blog. BTW your Colorado is a good place to live. I skied once in beautiful and fantastic Vail. All the best to you. Regards, Judith (Haarlem, Holland, The Netherlands).