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A 91
Bundesautobahn 91
Planned route of the A 91
Location
Country	Germany
States	Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria
Highway system
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Bundesautobahn 91 (translates from German as Federal Motorway 91, short form Autobahn 91, abbreviated as BAB 91 or A 91) was a planned autobahn in Germany, supposed to connect Feuchtwangen with Füssen. Parts of the planned construction have been carried out as Bundesstraße 2 and Bundesstraße 17, however further building activities were postponed.

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		3-way interchange Feuchtwangen (planned) A 7
		Schopfloch (planned)
		Dinkelsbühl (planned)
		Fremdingen (planned)
		Oettingen (planned)
		Harburg (planned)
		3-way interchange Donauwörth (planned) A 77
		built as B 2
		Donauwörth-Stadtmitte / Nord B 25
		Donauwörth-Parkstadt
		Talbrücke Broderle
		Donauwörth parking area
		Donauwörth-Parkstadt
		Hangbrücke Schellenberg 280 m
		Donaubrücke 220 m
		Donauwörth-Süd
		Asbach-Bäumenheim-Nord B 16
		Asbach-Bäumenheim-Süd
		Mertingen
		Nordendorf
		Westendorf
		Meitingen-Nord
		Meitingen-West
		Biberbach
		Langweid-Nord
		Langweid-Süd
		Tunnel Grünbrücke 60 m
		Stettenhofen
		Gersthofen-Bergstraße
		Gersthofen-Nord
		Gersthofen-Mitte
	(72)	Augsburg-West A 8
		Augsburg-Oberhausen
		built as B 17
		Augsburg-Oberhausen / Gersthofen-Süd
		Tunnel Bärenkellertunnel 60 m
		A.-Bärenkeller
		A.-Kriegshaber
		Tunnel Tunnel 90 m
		A.-Zentrum B 300
		Tunnel Tunnel 210 m
		Tunnel Bismarcktunneltunnel 265 m
		Stadtbergen / Leitershofen
		A.-Pfersee
		Wertachbrücke 100 m
		Singoldbrücke 50 m
		A.-Göggingen
		A.-Eichleitnerstraße
		A.-Messezentrum
		A.-Haunstetten
		A.-Inningen
		Königsbrunn-Nord
		Königsbrunn-Süd / Bobingen
		Oberottmarshausen
		Tankstelle Lagerlechfeld
		Tankstelle Lagerlechfeld
		Kleinaitingen
		Lagerlechfeld
		Klosterlechfeld
		Obermeitingen (planned) (2009)
		Hurlach (planned) (2009)
		Igling (planned) (2009)
		Landsberg am Lech-Ost (2009)
		Landsberg am Lech-Süd
		built as B 17
		Unterdießen (planned)
		Hohenwart (planned)
		Denkling (planned)
		Hohenfucrch (planned)
		built as B 17
		Schongau-Mitte
		Schongau-Süd B 472
		parking area
		Lechbrücke 566 m
		built as B 17
		Peiting (planned) B 472
		Steingaden (planned)
		Jagdberg (planned)
		Lechbrücke (planned)
		Lechbruck (planned)
		Rosshaupten (planned)
		3-way interchange Rosshaupten (planned) A 7

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