B9 (Croatia)

B9 (Croatia)

Infobox European road
marker_



name=Istarski ipsilon
eroad=
length_km=76.79
starting_terminus=Slovenian border, H9 expressway
junction=
ending_terminus=Pula
countries=Croatia
regions=Istria County
cities=Umag, Pula
The B9 expressway ( _hr. Brza cesta B9), also known as A9, is an expressway in western Croatia, in the Istria region. It is part of the Istrian Y. The sections south of Kanfanar are built as a highway, sections north of it are built as a semi-highway. The entire road is toll-free, with the exception of a bridge over the Mirna river.

External links

* [http://www.hac.hr HAC]
* [http://www.motorways-exitlists.com/europe/hr/a9.htm Exit list of B9]
* [http://www.bina-istra.hr Bina-Istra d.d.]


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