A28 Motorway (Netherlands) - Exit List

Exit List

Province Municipality km. # Name Roads Notes
Utrecht Utrecht 0 Centrum / Rijnsweerd Terminus at junction in Utrecht
1 Interchange Rijnsweerd A27
2 2 De Uithof
Zeist 9 3 Den Dolder N238
Soest 11 4 Soesterberg
Utrechtse Heuvelrug 16 5 Maarn N221, N227
Leusden 17 6 Leusden-Zuid N226 Zuid means south
19 7 Leusden
Amersfoort 22 8 Amersfoort
27 Interchange Hoevelaken A1
Gelderland Nijkerk 30 8a Amersfoort-Vathorst / Nijkerk-Zuid
36 9 Nijkerk N301
Putten 41 10 Strand Nulde
Ermelo 46 11 Strand Horst
Harderwijk 51 12 Ermelo N303
53 13 Lelystad N302
Nunspeet 63 14 Elspeet N310
66 15 Epe
Elburg 72 16 't Harde N309
Oldebroek 82 17 Wezep N308
86 Interchange Hattemerbroek A50 / N50
Overijssel Zwolle 92 18 Zwolle-Zuid N331, N337
94 19 Zwolle-Centrum Centrum means center
96 20 Zwolle-Noord N35 Noord means north
Ommen 99 21 Ommen N340
Dalfsen 105 22 Nieuwleusen N377
Staphorst 112 23 Staphorst
114 Interchange Lankhorst A32
Drenthe De Wolden 121 24 De Wijk
128 25 Zuidwolde Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
132 25 Zuidwolde Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
Hoogeveen 134/140 Interchange Hoogeveen A37, N48 Gap in km
142 26 Hoogeveen
144 27 Fluitenberg
148 28 Pesse N375
Westerveld 152 29 Dwingeloo
Midden-Drenthe 157 30 Beilen
160 31 Westerbork N381
Assen 171 32 Assen-Zuid N33
174 33 Assen N371
179 34 Assen-Noord
Tynaarlo 186 35 Vries N386
189 36 Zuidlaren N34 Southbound exit and northbound entrance
190 37 Eelde / Groningen Airport
Groningen Haren 196 38 Haren
Groningen 199 39 Groningen-Zuid
200 Intersection Julianaplein A7 / N7

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