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O-20
Otoyol 20
Ankara Beltway
Ankara Çevreyolu
Route information
Part of
Length 110 km (70 mi)
Location
Regions: Central Anatolia
Provinces Ankara Province
Major cities Ankara

Highway system

Motorways in Turkey
List




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Otoyol 20 (English: Motorway 20), abbreviated as , a.k.a. Ankara Çevreyolu (English: Ankara Beltway), is a motorway in Ankara, Turkey that forms the ring road of the city. The 110 km (68 mi) long beltway connects in the northwest to the Anatolia Motorway , and it will connect in the south to Ankara-Adana Motorway after its completion.


The beltway is a four lane motorway in both directions on its length.


The beltway is the only ring motorway in Turkey to form a complete ring.











































































































































































Province
 District
 Exit No.
 Name
 Notes

Ankara
Yenimahalle
AB-Kreuz-grün.svg K1
-Bolu,Izmit, Istanbul

Ankara
Etimesgut
AB-AS-grün.svg K2
 1. TBMM Cd.

Ankara
Etimesgut
AB-AS-grün.svg K3
D-140 -Ayaş

Ankara
Etimesgut
AB-AS-grün.svg K4
 Istasyon Cd.

Ankara
Etimesgut
AB-AS-grün.svg K5
 Ahi Mesud Blvd.

Ankara
Etimesgut
AB-AS-grün.svg K6
D-200-Eskişehir, Uşak, Izmir

Ankara
Gölbaşı
AB-AS-grün.svg K7
 Turgut Özal Blvd.

Ankara
Gölbaşı
AB-Kreuz-grün.svg K8
-Konya, Adana
 (Under Construction)

Ankara
Gölbaşı
AB-AS-grün.svg K9
D-750-Konya, Adana

Ankara
Çankaya
AB-Brücke.svg
 Karataş Viaduct
 600 m

Ankara
Çankaya
AB-AS-grün.svgK10
 Nato Yolu Cd.

Ankara
Mamak
AB-AS-grün.svg K11
 Mavi Göl Cd.

Ankara
Mamak
AB-Brücke.svg
 Bayındır Dam Bridge
 400 m

Ankara
Mamak
AB-AS-grün.svgK12
D-200-Samsun

Ankara
Mamak
AB-Brücke.svg
 Samsun Road Bridge
 400 m

Ankara
Mamak
AB-AS-grün.svgK13
 Yeşil Kuşak Cd.

Ankara
Altındağ
AB-Brücke.svg
 Çubuk 1 Dam Bridge
 300 m

Ankara
Keçiören
AB-AS-grün.svg K14
D-140 -Esenboğa International Airport

Ankara
Keçiören
AB-AS-grün.svg K15
Bağlum Blvd.

Ankara
Keçiören
AB-AS-grün.svg K16
 Yozgat Blvd.

Ankara
Yenimahalle
AB-AS-grün.svg K17
 Anadolu Blvd.

Ankara
Yenimahalle
AB-AS-grün.svg K18
Batıkent Yolu

Ankara
Yenimahalle
AB-AS-grün.svg K19
D 750.png-Bolu,Sakarya,İstanbul


See also


  • List of highways in Turkey


References




Turkey road map









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