Yamadanishi interchange

Yamadanishi interchange
Inner circle (the Nagoya west JCT area) entrance I am caught in Tokai transportation project Johoku Line and National highway No. 302
Position route	Nagoya second ringed Expressway
IC number	15
Tollgate number	06-142 (the first tollgate) [1] 06-143 (the second tollgate) [1]
Notation of the main line mark	Yamadanishi
Distance from the starting point	30.3[2]km (the Nagoya south JCT[2] starting point)
◄Azuma Yamada IC (1.3km) (1.6km) Hirata IC►
The general way which is connected	National highway No. 302 [2]
The in-service starting date	1991March 19[2]
Traffic number	x stand / day
The location	〒452-0811 AichiNagoya-shiNishi-kuSawaracho 35°13'N 136°53'E
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Yamadanishi interchange (I make it have not yet come an interchange) is an interchange of the Nagoya second ringed Expressway in Nishi-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi [²].

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Summary

It is person of mixed parentage Interchange having only the door to both directions [³].

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  Outside (the Kamiyashiro JCT area) entrance

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  Inner circle (the Nagoya west JCT area) main line inflow department

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  Tokai transportation project Johoku Line runs side by side from the IC concerned to Kachikawa IC. It overlooks the inner circle on-ramp in the right depths.

Road

• Nagoya second ringed Expressway (the 15th)

Tollgate

The western tollgate is placed as if being caught in Johoku Line and National highway No. 302 and is 2 lane placement of releasing it for length from the limitation of the site [⁴]. An ETC lane, the back are general lanes before a hand [⁵].

The lane use may be changed by circumstances such as time or the maintenance [⁵].

Kamiyashiro JCT, Nagoya south JCT area entrance (the first tollgate)

• The number of the lanes: 2^[5]
  • The ETC/ public: 1
  • The public: 1

Kiyosu JCT, Nagoya west JCT area entrance (the second tollgate)

• The number of the lanes: 2^[5]
  • The ETC/ public: 1
  • The public: 1

History

• It is March 19 (1991) for 1,991 years: I establish our IC with the opening to traffic between the east Meihan Expressway Expressway Kiyosu east IC - Kachikawa IC [⁶]
• It is March 20 (2011) for 2,011 years: I change the position route name to the Nagoya second ringed Expressway (bicyclic the name) [⁷]

Road to be connected

• National highway No. 302（Nagoya cyclic Route 2）^[2]

Neighboring

• I refer to the clause of the Azuma Yamada IC

Neighbor

Nagoya second ringed Expressway

(14)Azuma Yamada IC - (15) Yamadanishi IC - (16) Hirata IC

Footnote

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Explanatory note

Source

1. ^ ^{a b} "Use of ETC possibility area and tollgate number (central part, Hokuriku)"(Japanese). NEXCO East Japan. October 7, 2015 reading.
2. ^ ^{a b c d e f} Icarus publication 2011, pp. 34-35.
3. ^ "guidance of the use" (Japanese). NEXCO Naka Nihon. October 7, 2015 reading.
4. ^ Japan Highway Public Corporation Nagoya construction station Nagoya construction office 1995, pp. 553.
5. ^ ^{a b c d} "Tollgate navigator まっぷ east Meihan Expressway way, name bicyclic Osamu Ise, the period group way (PDF) "(Japanese). NEXCO Naka Nihon. October 7, 2015 reading.
6. ^ "east Meihan Expressway Kachikawa - Kiyosu east gorgeously opening to traffic high speed 2 and connection." Chunichi Shimbunsha: pp. 1. (the 1991-3-19 evening paper) 
7. The ^ "opening to traffic simultaneous as for name bicyclic opening to traffic 302." Chunichi Shimbunsha: pp. 23. (2011-3-21 daily publication) 

References

• Japan Highway Public Corporation Nagoya construction station Nagoya construction office "construction magazine between east Meihan Expressway Expressway Nagoya, Katsukawa," it is 1995. 
• Icarus publication "is "〈 Icarus MOOK 〉, 2011 to go in the Tomei Expressway. ISBN 978-4 - 86,320-484-3. 

Allied item

• List of interchanges of Japan

Outside link

• Central Nippon Expressway Co., Ltd.

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