Bundesautobahn 250

Bundesautobahn 250 (translates from German as Federal Motorway 250, short form Autobahn 250, abbreviated as BAB 250 or A 250) was an autobahn in north Germany, which was colloquially referred to as the Maschener Autobahn ("Maschen Motorway"). It began near Hamburg and ran in an easterly direction for 28 kilometres to Lüneburg, where it became the B 4 and later the B 209. The motorway had two lanes throughout and was opened in four sections: 1985: AK Maschen – AS Maschen 1987: AS Maschen – AS Winsen (Luhe)-West 1991: AS Winsen (Luhe)-West – AS Winsen (Luhe)-Ost 1995: AS Winsen (Luhe)-Ost – Lüneburg-Nord

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A 250
Bundesautobahn 250
Route information
Length28 km (17 mi)
Existed1985 (First part)–2010
HistoryBecame a portion of A 39
Location
CountryGermany
StatesLower Saxony
Highway system
  • Roads in Germany
View of the Lüneburg-Nord junction on the A 250 (looking towards Lüneburg)

When the planned junction from the A 250 to the A 39 from Wolfsburg is built there will be a motorway straight through from the industrial region of Brunswick and Salzgitter to the Hamburg ports. The motorway was completed in 2010 and the A 250 became part of the A 39.

Exit list

(1) Maschen Kreuz (Westteil) A 1 / E45
(1) Maschen Kreuz (Ostteil) A 7 / E22
(2) Maschen B 4
(3) Winsen (Luhe)-West
Rest area
(4) Winsen (Luhe)-Ost
Rest area Busschewald/Roddau
(5) Handorf B 404
(6) Lüneburg-Nord
End of the motorway End of the motorway
Transition to B 4 B 209
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