Bundesautobahn 95

A95

Bundesautobahn 95

Route information

Length:

67.368 km (41.861 mi)

Existed:

1966 – present

Major junctions

Route

	(1)	München-Sendling B 2R
	(2)	München-Kreuzhof
	(3)	München-Fürstenried
		Forstenrieder Park
		Kreuz Forstenrieder Park (planned)
		Oberdill parking area
	(-)	untitled junction
		Starnberger See
	(4)	Starnberg 3-way interchange
		Abtei Schäftlarn
	(5)	Schäftlarn
		Services Höhenrain
		Tölzer Land
	(6)	Wolfratshausen
		parking area
		Buchheimmuseum
		Pfaffenwinkel/Fünf-Seen-Land
	(7)	Seeshaupt
	(8)	Penzberg/Iffeldorf
		Road bridge 70 m
	(9)	Sindelsdorf
		Sindelsbach valley bridge 140 m
		parking area
		Loisach bridge Großweil 586 m
		Franz-Marc-Museum Kochel
		Freilichtmuseum Glentleiten
	(10)	Murnau / Kochel
		Kochelsee
		Mühlbach valley bridge 360 m
		parking area
		Railway bridge Weichs 190 m
		Loisach bridge Ohlstadt 1310 m
		Werdenfelser Land
	(11)	Eschenlohe
		Kloster Ettal
	(12)	Temporary junction
		Schloss Linderhof
		End of the motorway

		Tunnel Auerbergtunnel 1900 m (planned)
	'	Oberau-Nord
		Tunnel Oberau 2995 m
	'	Oberau-Süd
		Farchant
		Tunnel 90 m
		Loisachbrücke 120 m
		Tunnel Farchant 2326 m
		Farchant-Burgrain
		Garmisch-Partenkirchen
		Werdenfelser Land
		Kaltenbrunn
		Gerold
		Klais
		Barmsee
		Bärnbichl
		Krün
		Mittenwald-Nord
		military exit
		Mittenwald local diversion
		Mittenwald-Süd
		Porta Claudia
	(-)	Mittenwald / Scharnitz border crossing

B 177		Austria
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Location

States:

Bavaria

Highway system

Roads in Germany

Motorways (Autobahnen)
Federal Highways (Bundesstraßen)
E-roads

Bundesautobahn 95 (translates from German as Federal Motorway 95, short form Autobahn 95, abbreviated as BAB 95 or A 95) is a motorway in southern Germany, supposed to connect Munich with Garmisch-Partenkirchen.

The A 95 is on the entire length of part of the European route E533. The northern part, to the 3-way Starnberg interchange adapted to the needs of a large city (in this case, the track expanded to six lanes). Thereafter, the route with less traffic past the east side of the Lake Starnberg along the Alpine foothills.

Contrary to popular opinion the Bundesautobahn 95 doesn't begin at München-Sendling-Süd (1) but in 1,7 kilometers (ca one mile) southwest at München-Kreuzhof (2). The area in between though is a German Highway Code (Straßenverkehrsordnung) motorway and therefore it has the sign 330 (). The section is dedicated as the German Federal Highway Act (Bundesfernstraßengesetz) Bundesstraße 2. There are no truck toll on this section.

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