Wrocław Stadion motorway junction
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Wrocław Stadion motorway junction
Summary
Wrocław Stadion motorway junction is a motorway junction[1].
Key Facts
- Wrocław Stadion motorway junction is located in Wrocław[2].
- Wrocław Stadion motorway junction is in the country of Poland[3].
- Wrocław Stadion motorway junction's image is recorded as Wrocław, Autostradowa obwodnica Wrocławia A8 (AOW) - fotopolska.eu (239268).jpg[4].
- Wrocław Stadion motorway junction's instance of is recorded as motorway junction[5].
- Wrocław is named after Wrocław Stadion motorway junction[6].
- stadium is named after Wrocław Stadion motorway junction[7].
- Wrocław Stadion motorway junction's follows is recorded as Wrocław Lotnisko motorway junction[8].
- Wrocław Stadion motorway junction's followed by is recorded as Wrocław Północ motorway interchange[9].
- Wrocław Stadion motorway junction's part of is recorded as A8 autostrada[10].
- Wrocław Stadion motorway junction's part of is recorded as European route E67 in Poland[11].
- Wrocław Stadion motorway junction's part of is recorded as National road 94[12].
- Wrocław Stadion motorway junction's Commons category is recorded as Wrocław Stadion interchange[13].
- Wrocław Stadion motorway junction's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 51.13272, 'longitude': 16.93501, 'precision': 1e-05}[14].
- Wrocław Stadion motorway junction's working title is recorded as Węzeł Kosmonautów[15].
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Geography
Wrocław Stadion motorway junction is in the country of Poland[3]. It is located in Wrocław[2]. Part of include A8 autostrada[10], a motorway in Poland[16], in Poland[17], founded in 1993[18]; European route E67 in Poland[11], a road[19], in Poland[20]; and National road 94[12], a national road in Poland[21], in Poland[22].
Designation and Status
Wrocław Stadion motorway junction's instance of is recorded as motorway junction[5].
History and Context
Things named after include Wrocław[6], a city with powiat rights in Poland[23], in Kingdom of Poland[24], founded in 1000[25] and stadium[7], a facility type[26].