Europa Autobahn E 90

The European route E90 is a major east-west transcontinental highway that crosses several countries in Europe and extends into Asia Minor. It is part of the international E-road network.

Overview of E90:

• Starting point (western terminus): Lisbon, Portugal
• Ending point (eastern terminus): Silopi, Turkey (near the border with Iraq)
• Total length: Approximately 5,700 km (3,540 miles)

Countries covered by E90:

• Portugal
• Spain
• Italy
• Greece
• Turkey

Key features of E90:

• It connects major cities such as Lisbon, Madrid, Barcelona, Palermo, Athens, and Gaziantep.
• The route includes ferry crossings, such as between Spain and Italy (via Sicily).
• In Turkey, it runs from the western coast near İskenderun, traversing through central and eastern Turkey until reaching the border near Silopi.

Note on the term "Autobahn":

• The term "Autobahn" is primarily used in Germany to describe high-speed motorways.
• The E90 itself is not a single motorway but a route designation that uses various motorways, highways, and ferry lines in the countries it passes through.
• Therefore, while parts of E90 may coincide with motorways or expressways (e.g., Italian Autostrade or Turkish Otoyols), the route as a whole is not referred to as an "Autobahn."

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