Bundesautobahn 37

A 37
Bundesautobahn 37
Route information
Length	11 km (6.8 mi)
Location
Country	Germany
States	Lower Saxony
Highway system
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← A 36 → A 38

Bundesautobahn 37 (translates from German as Federal Motorway 37, short form Autobahn 37, abbreviated as BAB 37 or A 37) is an autobahn in the Region Hannover, Germany. It consists of two parts, one connecting the borough of Hannover-Buchholz to Burgdorf via Altwarmbüchen, the other connecting the Hanover fairground to the A 7. The two parts are linked by the B 3, the whole system is known as the Messeschnellweg (fairground expressway).

During large fairs, for example CeBIT or Hannover Messe, the Messeschnellweg can be transformed to a four-lane one way road on the fly to allow for quicker travel to and from the fairground.

Exit list

B 3 Celle
	(2)	Burgdorf-Beinhorn
	(3)	Hannover / Kirchhorst 4-way interchange A 7 E45
	(4)	Hannover-Buchholz 4-way interchange A 2 E30
	(5)	Hannover-Misburg
	(11)	Hannover-Messegelände B 6
	(12)	Hannover-Süd 3-way interchange A 7 E45

External links

• Bundesautobahn 37 – detailed route plan (in German)

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Autobahn system in Germany

Major routes

• A 1
• A 2
• A 3
• A 4
• A 5
• A 6
• A 7
• A 8
• A 9

Regional
routes

• A 10
• A 11
• A 12
• A 13
• A 14
• A 15
• A 17
• A 19
• A 20
• A 21
• A 23
• A 24
• A 25
• A 26
• A 27
• A 28
• A 29
• A 30
• A 31
• A 33
• A 36
• A 37
• A 38
• A 39
• A 40
• A 42
• A 43
• A 44
• A 45
• A 46
• A 48
• A 49
• A 52
• A 57
• A 59
• A 60
• A 61
• A 62
• A 63
• A 64
• A 65
• A 66
• A 67
• A 70
• A 71
• A 72
• A 73
• A 81
• A 92
• A 93
• A 94
• A 95
• A 96
• A 98
• A 99

Local routes

• A 100
• A 103
• A 111
• A 113
• A 114
• A 115
• A 117
• A 143
• A 210
• A 215
• A 226
• A 252
• A 253
• A 255
• A 261
• A 270
• A 280
• A 281
• A 293
• A 352
• A 369
• A 391
• A 392
• A 445
• A 448
• A 480
• A 485
• A 516
• A 524
• A 535
• A 542
• A 544
• A 553
• A 555
• A 559
• A 560
• A 562
• A 565
• A 571
• A 573
• A 602
• A 620
• A 623
• A 643
• A 648
• A 650
• A 656
• A 659
• A 661
• A 671
• A 672
• A 831
• A 861
• A 864
• A 952
• A 980
• A 995

Planned or
former routes

• A 16
• A 17*
• A 18
• A 22
• A 32
• A 34
• A 35
• A 36
• A 40*
• A 41
• A 47
• A 50
• A 51
• A 53
• A 54
• A 55
• A 56
• A 69
• A 74
• A 75
• A 77
• A 80
• A 82
• A 83
• A 84
• A 85
• A 86
• A 87
• A 88
• A 89
• A 90
• A 91
• A 102
• A 104
• A 105
• A 106
• A 107
• A 140
• A 201
• A 205
• A 227
• A 241
• A 250
• A 263
• A 282
• A 290
• A 314
• A 339
• A 369
• A 376
• A 388
• A 395
• A 430
• A 432
• A 441
• A 441*
• A 443
• A 451
• A 480*
• A 533
• A 540
• A 545
• A 552
• A 558
• A 580
• A 610
• A 621
• A 647
• A 652
• A 653
• A 654
• A 655
• A 680
• A 683
• A 687
• A 713
• A 720
• A 722
• A 731
• A 751
• A 752
• A 753
• A 828
• A 833
• A 834
• A 840
• A 860
• A 862
• A 863
• A 863*
• A 881
• A 895
• A 921
• A 922
• A 942
• A 944
• A 985
• A 990
• A 991
• A 992
• A 993
• A 994
• A 996
• A 997
• A 998
• A 999

See also

• Reichsautobahn (history)
• Autobahnpolizei

• * original plan: number is used by another route now

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