Exits and Service Areas in Denmark
- 3 Espergærde
- 4 Kvistgård
- 5 Humlebæk
- 6 Nivå
- 7 Kokkedal
- 9 Hørsholm C
- | Isterød
- 10 Hørsholm S
- 11 Sandbjerg
- 12 Vedbæk
- 13 Gl. Holte
- 14 Nærum
- | Lærkereden/Storkereden
- 15 Lundtofte
- 16 Lyngby C
- 19 København
- 17 Jægersborgvej
- 18 Nyborgvej
- 19 Buddinge
- 16n Hillerød 16s Copenhagen
- 20 Gladsaxe
- 21 Frederikssundvej
- 22 Islev (closed 2009?)
- 23 Jyllingevej
- 24 Roskildevej
- 21v Roskilde 21ø Copenhagen
- E20ø Malmö
- 25 Vallensbæk S
- 26 Ishøj Boulevard
- 27 Greve N
- 28 Greve C
- 29 Greve S
- | Karlslunde
- 30 Solrød N
- 31 Solrød S
- 32 Køge
- E20v Odense
- 33 Lellinge
- 34 Herfølge
- 35 Haslev
- | Piberhus
- 36 Bregentved
- 37 Rønnede
- 38 Tappernøje |
- 39 Bårse
- 40 Udby
- 41 Vordingborg
- Northern Farø bridge
- 42 Farø
- Southern Farø bridge
- 43 Nørre Alslev
- 44 Eskildstrup E55s Gedser
- 45 Guldborg, Majbølle
- 46 Sakskøbing
- 47 Våbensted
- 48 Maribo
- 49 Holeby
- 50 Rødbyhavn
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