Highway 57 (Israel) - Western Portion of The Route

Western Portion of The Route

The western portion of Route 57 is located entirely within Israel proper, and crosses the narrow strip of land between the Mediterranean coast and the Green Line. It is 15 km long from Netanya to Tulkarm. The ceasefire line between Israel and Jordan was located at Tulkarm between 1948 and 1967, when Israel captured the West Bank in the Six Day War. Today it is not possible to continue from Israel proper into Tulkarm because the Israeli West Bank barrier blocks the road, but it is possible to enter the Nitzanei Shalom industrial zone from the western (Israeli) side. This portion of the road is a divided highway with two lanes on each side.

Kilometers Name Location Intersecting routes
Part 1: from Netanya to Nitzanei Oz interchange
0 Netanya mall Netanya Petah Tikva Street, Raziel Road, Herzl Road
0.6 Netanya interchange Netanya Highway 2
0.75 HaRakevet Road Netanya Entrance to Netanya Railway Station
1.45 Pinkas Street Netanya Pinkas Street
2.2 Deganya Road Netanya Deganya Road
2.8 Beit Yitzhak Beit Yitzhak HaSharon Road
3.8 Ganot Hadar Ganot Hadar Entrance to Ganot Hadar and Nordiya
4.3 HaSharon Junction ("Beit Lid") Ganot Hadar Highway 4
6.2 Rabin Boulevard Kfar Yona Entrance to Kfar Yona
7.3 Begin Boulevard Kfar Yona Entrance to Kfar Yona
7.7 Ha'Atzmaut Street Haniel Entrance to Haniel
9.3 Yanuv junction Yanuv Route 5613, entrance to Yanuv
10 HaErez Way Tnuvot industrial zone Entrance to Tnuvot and Burgata
12 Be'erotayim junction Hagor Entrance to Be'erotayim and Olesh,
Route 5614 toward Qalansawe
13.2 Nitzanei Oz junction Nitzanei Oz Route 5714, entrance to Nitzanei Oz and Yad Hana
14.5 Nitzanei Oz interchange Nitzanei Oz Highway 6
15 IDF checkpoint Tulkarm Entrance to Nitzanei Shalom industrial zone

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