Bundesstraße 169

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B169
Bundesstraße 169
Route information
Length	257 km (160 mi)
Major junctions
From	Neuensalz
To	Cottbus
Location
States	Saxony, Brandenburg
Highway system
Roads in Germany Autobahns List Federal List State E-roads

The Bundesstraße 169 (abbreviation: B169) is a German federal highway in Brandenburg and in Saxony.

Route[]

• Saxony:
  • Neuensalz (0.,0 km) »
  • Falkenstein (15.0 km)
  • Auerbach (21.2 km)
  • Rodewisch (23.9 km) »
  • Stützengrün (32.8, km)
  • Schneeberg (46.2 km) » B 93
  • Aue (53.0 km) »
  • (59.4 km)
  • Stollberg (69.4 km) »
  • (83.0 km) »
  • Chemnitz (88.0 km) »
  • Frankenberg (100.9 km) »
  • Hainichen (110.2 km)
  • Döbeln (128.0 km) »
  • Autobahnauffahrt Döbeln-Nord (132.0 km) » A 14
  • Ostrau (Sachsen) (137.8 km)
  • Riesa-Seerhausen (150.6 km) » B 6
  • Riesa (157.7 km) »
  • Zeithain (162.6 km) »
  • Gröditz (157.9 km)
• Brandenburg:
  • Prösen (180.0 km) »
  • Elsterwerda (186.4 km) »
  • Lauchhammer (201.5 km)
  • Schwarzheide (209.0 km)
  • Autobahnauffahrt Ruhland (211.0 km) » A 13
  • Schwarzheide (211.5 km)
  • Senftenberg (223.5 km) » B 96
  • (231.2 km) » B 96 »
  • Drebkau (244.5 km)
  • Cottbus (257.3 km) »

History[]

Origin[]

The stretch of road between Chemnitz and Stollberg was upgraded to a Chaussee in 1823.

Earlier descriptions[]

The Reichsstraße 169 between Cottbus and Neuensalz was inaugurated in 1937. During the East German years the road was known as the Fernverkehrsstraße 169 (long distance route 169) (abbreviation F169) .

See also[]

• List of roads in Saxony
• List of federal roads in Germany

External links[]

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