A1 motorway (Switzerland)

A1 motorway (Switzerland): A1

Location of the A1 within Switzerland

Route information

Length: 410 km (250 mi)

Highway system

Highways in Switzerland
Motorways of Switzerland

A1 in Zürich-Affoltern (July 2009)

A1 between Oetwil an der Limmat and Spreitenbach in the Limmat Valley (April 2010)

The A1 is a motorway in Switzerland. It follows Switzerland's main east-west axis, from St. Margrethen in northeastern Switzerland's canton of St. Gallen through to Geneva in southwestern Switzerland. The motorway spans over 200 kilometres (120 mi) through Switzerland.

With the build of the third Baregg Tunnel tube,^{[clarification needed]} the traffic jams in this area were reduced, but the Gubrist Tunnel remains with the old capacity as a new point of heavy traffic.^{[clarification needed]}^{[citation needed]}

Exit list

Exits and buildings

A 41 France

Border crossing at Bardonnex /
  Saint-Julien-en-Genevois

(1) Fork Perly (2) Perly

Confignon (1240 m)

(3) Bernex

Chèvres (400 m)

Vernier (1900 m)

(4) Vernier

(5) Meyrin

(6) Genève Aéroport

(7) Genève Aéroport / Ferney

(8) Versoix

(9) Fork Le Vengeron (10) Coppet

(Rest area) Crans près Célingy

(11) Nyon

(12) Gland

La côte

(13) Rolle

(14) Aubonne

(Rest area) Etoy

(15) Morges Ouest

(16) Morges Est

(17) Fork Ecublens (18) Lausanne Crissier

(19) Fork Villars-Ste-Croix A9

(20) Cossonay

(21) La Sarraz

(Rest area) Bavois

(22) Chavornay

(23) Fork Essert-Pittet A9

(24) Fork Yverdon A5

(25) Yverdon Sud

Pomy (3000 m)

Arrissoules (3000 m)

Rose de la Broye

(26) Estavayer-le-Lac

(27) Payerne

(28) Avenches

(29) Murten

(30) Kerzers

(31) Mühleberg

(32) Bern Brünnen

Brünnen (510 m)

(33) Bern Bethlehem

(34) Fork Bern Weyermannshaus A12

(35) Bern Forsthaus

(36) Bern Neufeld

Felsenaubrücke

(37) Fork Bern Wankdorf A6

Grauholz

(38) Fork Schönbühl A6

(Rest area)

(39) Kirchberg

(40) Kriegstetten

(41) Fork Luterbach A5

Deitingen

(42) Wangen

(Rest area) Oberbipp

(43) Niederbipp

(44) Oensingen

(45) Fork Härkingen A2

Gunzgen

(46) Rothrist

(47) Fork Wiggertal A2

(48) Oftringen

(Rest area)

Kölliken

(49) Aarau West

(50) Aarau Ost

(Rest area)

(51) Lenzburg

(Rest area)

(52) Mägenwil

(53) Fork Birrfeld A3

(54) Baden West

Baregg (1080 m)

(55) Neuenhof

Neuenhof

(56) Wettingen Ost

Würenlos / "Fressbalken"

(57) Spreitenbach - planned

(58) Dietikon

(59) Autobahnkreuz Limmattal (60) Weiningen

Gubristtunnel (3230 m)

(61) Zürich Affoltern

(Rest area) Büsisee

(62) Zürich Seebach

Stelzen (380 m)

(63) Fork Zürich Nord (64) Fork Zürich Ost (65) Wallisellen

   (66) Autobahnkreuz Brüttisellen (67) Effretikon

Kempthal

(68) Winterthur Töss

(69) Winterthur Wülflingen

(70) Fork Winterthur Nord A4

(71) Winterthur Ohringen

Forrenberg

(72) Oberwinterthur

(73) Fork Winterthur Ost A7

(74) Attikon

(Rest area) Oberweiler

(75) Matzingen

(Rest area) Hexentobel

(76) Münchwilen

(76a) Wil West - planned

(77) Wil

Thurau

(78) Oberbüren-Uzwil

(79) Gossau

(Rest area) Wildhus

(80) St. Gallen Winkeln

(Rest area) Moosmüli

(81) St. Gallen Kreuzbleiche

Rosenberg (1440 m)

(82) St. Gallen St. Fiden

Stephanshorn (570 m)

(83) St. Gallen Neudorf

(84) Fork Meggenhus (85) Rheineck

St. Margrethen

(86)   St. Margrethen (Fork to S18 - planned)

A13

Autoroute part A1a (Genève)

A1

(1) Fork Perly A1

;   (1) Perly

(2) Lancy Sud / Carouge

(3) La Praille / Carouge

(4)    Etoile

end of autoroute

Genève Centre / Les Vernets

Autoroute part A1a (Genève Lac)

A1

(1) Fork Le Vengeron A1

    (2)    Genève Lac

end of autoroute

Genève Route de Meyrin

Autoroute part A1a (Lausanne)

A1

(1) Fork Ecublens A1

(2) Lausanne Malley

    (3)    Lausanne Maladière

end of autoroute

Lausanne Kreisel Maladière

Autobahn part A1h (A3)

A3 A4

(1) Autobahnkreuz Limmattal A1 A3 A4

(2) Zürich Altstetten

    (3)    Hardturm

end of autobahn

Zürich Pfingstweidstrasse

Autobahn part A1l

Autostrasse A1l

(1) Zürich Letten

Milchbuck (1910 m)

Autostrasse A1l

end of autobahn

(2) Zürich Unterstrass

Schöneich Tunnel

(3) Zürich Schwamendingen

Schöneich Tunnel

(4) Zürich Aubrugg

    (5)    Fork Zürich Ost A1 A4

A1 A4

Autobahn part A1.1

Autostrasse A1.1

(1) Arbon West

(2) Arbon Süd

Autostrasse A1.1

end of autobahn

(3) Rorschach

    (4)    Fork Meggenhus A1

A1

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Media related to A1 (Switzerland) at Wikimedia Commons

Transportation in Switzerland

v · d · eMotorways of Switzerland (Autobahnen / Autoroutes / Autostrade)

A1 • A2 • A3 • A4 • A5 • A6 • A7 • A8 • A9 • A10 • A11 • A12 • A13 • A14 • A16 • A18 • A19 • A20 • A50 • A51 • A52 • A53

Coordinates: 47°01′53″N 7°31′38″E / 47.031437°N 7.527266°E / 47.031437; 7.527266

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