List of A2 roads
Wikimedia set index article
This is a list of roads designated A2. Roads entries are sorted alphabetically by country.
A2 motorway (Albania), a road connecting Vlore with Fier
A2 motorway (Algeria), a road connecting Algiers with the Algeria-Tunisia border
A002 road (Argentina), a road connecting Avenida General Paz and Ministro Pistarini International Airport
A2 road (Australia) may refer to:
A route consisting of parts of Windsor Road and Old Windsor Road in Sydney
The shield allocations of either the Barkly Highway, Landsborough Highway, or Warrego Highway, Queensland
The Bass Highway, a highway connecting the Midland Highway, Launceston and the Arthur River Road
A2 motorway (Austria), a road connecting Vienna and the A23 to Arnoldstein and the Italian Autostrada A23
A2 motorway (Belgium), a road connecting Leuven and the Dutch border near Sittard
A2 highway (Botswana), a road connecting Francistown and Kasane
A2 motorway (Bulgaria), a road under construction connecting Sofia and Varna
A2 motorway (Croatia), a road connecting Zagreb and Slovenia
A2 motorway (Cuba), a ring road serving Havana
A2 motorway (Cyprus), a road connecting Nicosia and Larnaca
A2 motorway (France), a road connecting Combles and the border with Belgium
A2 motorway (Germany), a road connecting the Ruhr Area and Berlin
A2 motorway (Greece), the longest motorway in Greece
A2 motorway (Italy), a road connecting Fisciano with Villa San Giovanni
A2 motorway (Italy): Former name of the highway connecting Rome and Naples. Since 1988, after the construction of a connection to the A1 (Milan-Rome) bypassing Rome's ring road, the code A1 refers to the whole motorway between Milan and Naples.
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