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{{Short description|Road in trans-European E-road network}}
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'''European route E 80''' is an A-Class ]-] ], extending from ], ] to ], ], on the border with ]. The road connects 11 countries and has a length of approx. 5700 kilometres (approx. 3540 miles).
| route = 80
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| direction_a = West
| terminus_a = {{flagicon|Portugal}} ], ]
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| direction_b = East
| terminus_b = {{flagicon|Turkey}} ], ]
| countries = {{flag|Portugal}}<br>{{flag|Spain}}<br>{{flag|France}}<br>{{flag|Italy}}<br>{{flag|Croatia}}<br>{{flag|Montenegro}}<br>{{flag|Kosovo}}<br>{{flag|Serbia}}<br>{{flag|Bulgaria}}<br>{{flag|Turkey}}<br>{{flag|Iran}}
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'''European route E80''', also known as the '''Trans-European Motorway''' or '''TEM''', is an A-Class ]-] ], extending from ], ] to ], ], on the border with ]. The road connects 10 countries and has a length of approximately {{convert|6102|km}}. At its eastern end it joins end-on with Asian Highway ] which continues all the way to ], ].
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{{flag|Portugal}}
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*{{jct|country=PRT|A|1|IP|1}}: ] ({{Jct|country=PRT|E|90}}, start of concurrency with {{Jct|country=PRT|E|01}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=PRT|E|806}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=PRT|E|801}}) - ] (end of concurrency with {{Jct|country=PRT|E|01}})
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*{{jct|country=PRT|A|25}}: ] ({{Jct|country=PRT|E|01}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=PRT|E|801}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=PRT|E|802}}{{Jct|country=PRT|E|806}}) - ]
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*{{jct|country=ESP|A|A-62}}: ] - ] ({{Jct|country=ESP|E|803}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=ESP|E|82}}) - ]
The E80 follows the Asian Highway 1 (AH1) and ]] through Turkey and crosses over the ] via the ] or the Second Bosphorus Bridge.
*{{jct|country=ESP|B|30}}: ] ({{Jct|country=ESP|E|5}})
==Coordinates==
*{{jct|country=ESP|A|A-1}}: ] (start of concurrency with {{Jct|country=ESP|E|5}})
*{{jct|country=ESP|AP|AP-1}}: ] - ] ({{Jct|country=ESP|E|804}}) - ]
*{{jct|country=ESP|N|620}}: ]
*{{jct|country=ESP|AP|AP-1}}: ] - ] ({{Jct|country=ESP|E|70}})
*{{jct|country=ESP|AP|AP-1|AP|AP-8}}: ] (start of concurrency with {{Jct|country=ESP|E|70}}) - ] - ]

{{flag|France}}
*{{jct|country=FRA|A|63}}: ] - ] (end of concurrency with {{Jct|country=FRA|E|5}} {{Jct|country=FRA|E|70}})
*{{jct|country=FRA|A|64}}: ] ({{Jct|country=FRA|E|5}} {{Jct|country=FRA|E|70}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=FRA|E|7}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=FRA|E|9}})
*{{jct|country=FRA|A|620}}: ] ({{Jct|country=FRA|E|9}} {{Jct|country=FRA|E|72}})
*{{jct|country=FRA|A|61}}: ] ({{Jct|country=FRA|E|72}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=FRA|E|72}}) - ] - ] ({{Jct|country=FRA|E|15}})
*{{jct|country=FRA|A|9}}: ] (start of concurrency with {{Jct|country=FRA|E|15}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=FRA|E|11}}) - ] - ] (end of concurrency with {{Jct|country=FRA|E|15}})
*{{jct|country=FRA|A|54}}: ] ({{Jct|country=FRA|E|15}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=FRA|E|714}})
*{{jct|country=FRA|A|7}}: ] ({{Jct|country=FRA|E|714}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=FRA|E|714}})
*{{jct|country=FRA|A|8}}: ] ({{Jct|country=FRA|E|712}} {{Jct|country=FRA|E|714}}) - ]

{{flag|Italy}}
*{{jct|country=ITA|A|10}}: ] ({{Jct|country=ITA|E|74}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=ITA|E|717}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=ITA|E|25}})
*{{jct|country=ITA|A|12}}: ] ({{Jct|country=ITA|E|25}}{{Jct|country=ITA|E|62}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=ITA|E|33}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=ITA|E|76}}) - ]
*{{jct|country=ITA|SS|1}}: ] - ] ({{Jct|country=ITA|E|78}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=ITA|E|840}})
*{{jct|country=ITA|A|12}}: ] ({{Jct|country=ITA|E|840}}) - ]
*{{jct|country=ITA|A|91}}: ] - ]
*{{jct|country=ITA|A|90}}: ] ({{Jct|country=ITA|E|35}} {{Jct|country=ITA|E|821}})
*{{jct|country=ITA|A|24}}: ] - ] ({{Jct|country=ITA|E|45}}) - ]
*{{jct|country=ITA|A|25}}: ] - ]
*{{jct|country=ITA|RA|12}}: ] ({{Jct|country=ITA|E|55}})
*{{jct|country=ITA|SS|16dir-C}}: ] ({{Jct|country=ITA|E|55}}) - ]

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{{flag|Croatia}}
*{{jct|country=HRV|D|8}}: ] (start of concurrency with {{Jct|country=HRV|E|65}}) - ]

{{flag|Montenegro}}
*{{jct|country=MNE|M|1}}: ] - ] (start of concurrency with {{Jct|country=MNE|E|851}}) - ] (end of concurrency with {{Jct|country=MNE|E|851}})
*{{jct|country=MNE|M|1.1}}: ] ({{Jct|country=MNE|E|851}}) - ]
*{{jct|country=MNE|M|2}}: ] - ] ({{Jct|country=MNE|E|762}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=MNE|E|763}})
*{{jct|country=MNE|M|5}}: ] ({{Jct|country=MNE|E|763}}) - ]{{efn|The route between Montenegro and Kosovo is unclear, a problem currently shared with ] which is ] with E80 on this section. The existing ] that goes through ] continues northwards through western Serbia as ], away from the direction of Pristina. Instead the route needs to turn to the east some {{Convert|4|km|mi|abbr=on}} before Bijelo Polje, at ] junction, and towards Priština. After that, the route goes southeast, throrugh ] and ], where the route winds slightly northwards again, goes through western Serbia near ], and then enters ] near ].}} - ]

{{flag|Serbia}}
*{{jct|country=SRB|IB|22}}: ] - ]
*{{jct|country=SRB|IB|32}}: ] - ]

{{flag|Kosovo}}
*{{jct|country=KOS|M|2}}: ] - ] - ] (end of concurrency with {{Jct|country=EUR|E|65}})
*{{jct|country=KOS|R|7}}: ] - ]
*{{jct|country=KOS|M|25}}: ] - ]

{{flag|Serbia}}
*{{jct|country=SRB|IB|35}}: ] - ] - ] (start of concurrency with {{Jct|country=SRB|E|75}})
*{{jct|country=SRB|A|1}}: ] - ] (end of concurrency with {{Jct|country=SRB|E|75}})
*{{jct|country=SRB|A|4}}: ] ({{Jct|country=SRB|E|771}}) - ] - ]

{{flag|Bulgaria}}
*{{jct|country=BGR|I|8}}: ] - ]
*{{jct|country=BGR|A|6}}: ] - ] ({{Jct|country=EUR|E|79}})
*{{jct|country=BGR|I|18}}: ] ({{Jct|country=EUR|E|79}} {{Jct|country=EUR|E|871}})
*{{jct|country=BGR|A|1}}: ] - ] - ] ({{Jct|country=EUR|E|773}})
*{{jct|country=BGR|A|4}}: ] ({{Jct|country=EUR|E|773}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=EUR|E|85}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=EUR|E|85}}) - ]

{{flag|Turkey}}
*{{jct|country=TUR|D|100 }}: ] - ]
*{{jct|country=TUR|O|3 }}: ] - ] ({{Jct|country=TUR|E|87}}) - ] - ] - ] ({{Jct|country=TUR|E|84}})
*{{jct|country=TUR|O|7 }}: ] - ]{{efn|Previously {{jct|country=TUR|O|2 }} was used, it has been banned to use by international transit trucks and busses since opening of ].}} - ]({{Jct|country=TUR|E|881}}) - ] - ] - ]
*{{jct|country=TUR|O|4 }}: ] - ] - ] - ] ({{Jct|country=TUR|E|89}})
*{{jct|country=TUR|D|100 }}: ] ({{Jct|country=TUR|E|89}}) - ] - ] ({{Jct|country=TUR|E|95}}) - ] ({{Jct|country=TUR|E|88}}) - ] - ] ({{Jct|country=TUR|E|97}}) - ] - ] ({{Jct|country=TUR|E|691}}) - ] - ] ({{Jct|country=TUR|E|99}}) - ]

{{flag|Iran}}
*{{Jct|country=IRN|Road|32|AH|1}}: ]

== Coordinates ==
*Western Terminus - Lisbon {{coord|38|47|24.2|N|9|6|49.6|W|name=E80 Western Terminus|scale:100000_type:landmark_region:PT}} *Western Terminus - Lisbon {{coord|38|47|24.2|N|9|6|49.6|W|name=E80 Western Terminus|scale:100000_type:landmark_region:PT}}
*Eastern Terminus - Gürbulak {{coord|39|24|37|N|44|22|41.6|E|name=E80 Eastern Terminus|scale:100000_type:landmark_region:TR}} *Eastern Terminus - Gürbulak {{coord|39|24|37|N|44|22|41.6|E|name=E80 Eastern Terminus|scale:100000_type:landmark_region:TR}}
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==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:RouteE31.JPG|European route 80 near ], ].
File:E 80 Dragoman.jpg|European route 80 near ], ] (border to ]).
File:E 80 in Sofia.jpg|Bilingual sign to E 80 in ].
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== Notes ==
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== External links ==
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{{Commons category|E80}}
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Latest revision as of 19:41, 22 December 2024

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E80 shield E80
Route information
Length6,102 km (3,792 mi)
Major junctions
West endPortugal Lisbon, Portugal
East endTurkey Gürbulak, Turkey
Location
Countries Portugal
 Spain
 France
 Italy
 Croatia
 Montenegro
 Kosovo
 Serbia
 Bulgaria
 Turkey
 Iran
Highway system
European route 80 in the section Guarda - Vilar Formoso, Portugal.
A64 autoroute is a motorway in south western France, at Pau here.
European route 80 near Cocullo, Italy.
European route 80 near Dragoman, Bulgaria (border to Serbia).
Bilingual sign to E 80 in Sofia.

European route E80, also known as the Trans-European Motorway or TEM, is an A-Class West-East European route, extending from Lisbon, Portugal to Gürbulak, Turkey, on the border with Iran. The road connects 10 countries and has a length of approximately 6,102 kilometres (3,792 mi). At its eastern end it joins end-on with Asian Highway AH1 which continues all the way to Tokyo, Japan.

Route

 Portugal

 Spain

 France

 Italy

Gap - Adriatic Sea

 Croatia

 Montenegro

 Serbia

 Kosovo

 Serbia

 Bulgaria

 Turkey

 Iran

Coordinates

Notes

  1. The route between Montenegro and Kosovo is unclear, a problem currently shared with E65 which is concurrent with E80 on this section. The existing M-2 road that goes through Bijelo Polje continues northwards through western Serbia as E763, away from the direction of Pristina. Instead the route needs to turn to the east some 4 km (2.5 mi) before Bijelo Polje, at Ribarevina junction, and towards Priština. After that, the route goes southeast, throrugh Berane and Rožaje, where the route winds slightly northwards again, goes through western Serbia near Tutin, and then enters Kosovo near Zubin Potok.
  2. Previously O-2 was used, it has been banned to use by international transit trucks and busses since opening of Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge.

External links

International E-road network
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