European route E35
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| North end | Amsterdam, Netherlands |
| South end | Rome, Italy |
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| Countries |  Netherlands Germany Switzerland Italy |
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European route E35 is a European route that runs between Amsterdam, Netherlands, in northwestern Europe, and Rome, Italy in the south of the continent. The road heads through Germany and Switzerland before reaching Italy.
Route description
The Netherlands
Germany
A 3: Emmerich am Rhein - Duisburg 
E34 - Köln (
E31
E37
E40) - Limburg a. d. Lahn (
E44) - Frankfurt am Main (
E42)
A 5: Frankfurt am Main ( E42) - Darmstadt (
E451) - Mannheim (
E50, Towards 
E30) - Karlsruhe (Start of Concurrency with 
E52) - Offenburg (
E531), End of Concurrency with E52) - Weil am Rhein (
E54)
Switzerland
Italy
A 9: Como - Lainate (
E62)
A 8: Lainate ( E62) - Milan ( E62)
A 50: Milan ( E62 
E64)
A 1: Milan - Piacenza (
E70) - Parma (
E33) - Modena (Start of Concurrency with 
E45) - Bologna (End of Concurrency with E45) - Sasso Marconi
A 1var: Sasso Marconi - Barberino di Mugello- A 1: Barberino di Mugello - Firenze (
E76) - Arezzo (
E78) - Orte (Start of Concurrency with E45) - Fiano Romano (End of Concurrency with E45) 
A 1dir: Fiano Romano ( E45) - Roma (Towards 
E80
E821)
History
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Major intersections
Principal Cities, North to South:
- Netherlands
- Germany
- Duisburg (A3)
- Düsseldorf (A3)
- Cologne (A3)
- Bonn (A3)
- Wiesbaden (A3)
- Frankfurt am Main (A3)
- Darmstadt (A67, A5)
- Bensheim (A5)
- Heidelberg (A5)
- Karlsruhe (A5)
- Baden-Baden (A5)
- Freiburg im Breisgau (A5)
- Switzerland
- Italy
Tunnels:
See also
References
External links
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