European route E852

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States:

• Albania
• Macedonia

The European Route 852 runs from Tirana ( Albania) via Elbasan (Albania) and Struga ( Macedonia) to Ohrid (Macedonia). From Elbasan to Struga is the E 852 part of the Pan-European Transport Corridor VIII of Elbasan and Ohrid corresponds to the course for the most part the ancient Via Egnatia.

Course

The E 852 starts in the center of Tirana, on Scanderbeg Square, crosses the boulevard Jeanne d'Arc and Bajram Curri and performs on the road leading to the south of Elba Saner than SH3 from the urban area beyond. Then takes you over the Krraba pass in the Qark Elbasan and the circle of the same name. The first village after the pass is Bradashesh, where it turns to the east-northeast and reached after a few kilometers Elbasan.

A new bypass road bypasses the center of the city to the south. Furthermore, as SH 3 performs the I 852 by the Shkumbin Valley in east - northeasterly direction towards Librazhd. There it turns south-east to result in Qukës turn east to Përrenjas. A few kilometers Përrenjas begins the ascent to the pass Qafë Thana. At the summit branches off from SH 9, the course of the E 852 now follows east to three kilometers away Macedonian border. Here, the E 852 has now brought to the M4 located at the northern end of Lake Ohrid, Struga city. Shortly thereafter, in Podmolje, branches off the M5 and the E 851 follows this with the E 65 southeast to Ohrid on the northeast side of the lake where the E 852 finally ends.