Highway A2 (Algeria)

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Highway A2 also called The Eastern Highway (Autoroute de l'Est) is a toll-free controlled-access highway in Algeria.^[1]

It's 610 km (382mi) long, it starts from Birtouta (Algiers) and it ends at the Tunisian-Algerian border at El Aioun (El Taref)

It has 3 lanes from both directions and it has a speed limit of 120km/h with a few exceptions in dangerous roads it gets lowered to 100km/h

Autoroute A2 with snowy mountains at the background, near Bouira, Algéria

Intersections

Algiers:
A100 in Birtouta, W144 in Baba Ali, N8 in Ben talha (Baraki), N61 and W59 in Eucalyptus

Sidi El Kebir Station

Lakhdaria Station

N5 in Lakhdaria, Bouira and El adjiba, PR Tizi-Ouzou P15 and N25 in Djebahia, N18 N18 in Bouira, A20 and W11 in Ahnif,
Bechloul Station
Bordj Bou Arriedj:

Hammam El Biban Station

N5 in Hammam El Biban, El Achir and Bordj Bou Arriedj,
Zenouna Station
N103 in Ain Taghrout
Sétif:
W140 and N28 in Sétif
N77 in El Eulma
Mila:
N5 in Tadjenanet
N5 in Oued Athmania

Milev Station
Co nstantine:
N5 in Ain Semara,
N79 and N3 and W133 in Constantine
Skikda:

Bougaroun Station

W33 W33 and P21 PR Skikda in El Harrouch, N3AB in El Ghedir
Ruskida Station
N44 in Ain Charchar
Annaba:
N21 in Aïn Berda, P23 PR Annaba and N16 in Dréan
Hippone Station

El Taref:
N44 in Lake of Birds and Ain El Assel N82 in El Taref

References

^ https://www.ada.dz/index.php/fr/

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