Gangbyeonbuk-ro

The Gangbyeon Expressway (Korean: 강변북로) is an eight-lane highway located in Seoul, South Korea. It is part of National Route 46 and National Route 77. This route connects Seoul to Namyangju, with a total length of 37.37 km (23.22 mi). The highway is directly connected with the Jayu Motorway (자유로) in the border city located on the Gayang Bridge. The Mapo BridgeNamyangju section has been designated as National Route 46, while the Yanghwa BridgeGoyang section is specified as National Route 77. The highway is the main arterial road that connects northern Seoul with satellite cities such as Goyang, Paju, and Namyangju.

Seoul Special Metropolitan City Route 70
Gangbyeon Expressway
강변북로
Route information
Length37.37 km (23.22 mi)
Existed1969–present
Major junctions
West endMapo, Seoul(Gayang Bridge)
Jayu-ro
  National Route 1
Seobu Urban Expressway
Naebu Expressway
National Route 6
National Route 46
Dongbu Urban Expressway
National Route 3
National Route 43
Seoul Ring Expressway
East endNamyangju, Gyeonggi(Jigeum Jct.)
National Route 6
Highway system
Highway systems of South Korea
Gangbyeonbuk-ro
Hangul
강변북로
Hanja
江邊北路
Literal meaningRiverside Northern Road
Revised RomanizationGangbyeonbungno
McCune–ReischauerKangbyŏnbungno
Gangbyeon Expressway in Northern Wonhyo Bridge
Gangbyeon Expressway in Northern Seogang Bridge

History

Construction of the expressway began in 1969, and it opened in 1972. In 1985, it was extended to Haengju Bridge and Cheonho Bridge. At the time the road was completed, it had sections with two, three, and four lanes.

After rapid economic growth and the 1988 Summer Olympics the road was the site of chronic traffic jams. An expansion project began in 1989 and was completed in 1998.

In 2012, Seoul City was expanded and road improvement projects were proposed to the Gangbyeon Expressway, including the underground relocation of the road construction.

List of facilities

No.NameKorean NameHanja NameConnectionsNotesLocation
Connected directly with National Route 77(Jayu-ro)(자유로)
6 Gayang Br. IC가양대교북단加陽大橋Gayang-daero (가양대로)
Hwagok-ro(화곡로)
Highway startMapoSeoul
7 Nanji Park IC난지공원IC蘭芝公園交叉路Jeungsan-ro (증산로)
World Cup Bridge (월드컵대교, 2020)
8 Seongsan JC
(Seongsan Bridge)
성산분기점
(성산대교북단)
城山分岐點
(城山大橋)
National Route 1
(Seobu Urban Expressway)
National Route 48
Naebu Expressway (내부순환로)
Seoul World Cup Stadium
Mapo District Office
9 Yanghwa Br. IC양화대교북단楊花大橋 National Route 6
National Route 77
10 Seogang Br. IC서강대교북단西江大橋Seogang-ro (서강로)
Gukhoe-daero(국회대로)
( Gyeongin Expressway)
Nat'l Assembly Hall
11 Mapo Br. IC마포대교북단麻浦大橋 National Route 46
Mapo-daero (마포대로)
Yeoui-daero (여의대로)
IFC Seoul
FKI Tower
Yeouido Park
12 Wonhyo Br. IC원효대교북단元曉大橋Yeouidaebang-ro (여의대방로)
63 Building
Yongsan
13 Hangang Br. IC한강대교북단漢江大橋Hangang-daero (한강대로)
Yongsan Station
14 Dongjak Br. IC동작대교북단銅雀大橋Dongjak-daero (동작대로)
Ichon Station
National Museum of Korea
Namyangju-bound only
15 Banpo Br. IC반포대교북단盤浦大橋Banpo-daero (반포대로)
16 Hannam Br. IC한남대교북단漢南大橋Gangnam-daero (강남대로)
( Gyeongbu Urban Expressway())
Hannam Station
N Seoul Tower
17 Dongbu Expway JC동부간선도로
입구분기점
東部幹線道路入口 Dongbu Urban Expressway
(동부간선도로)
Seongdong
18 Seongsu Br. IC성수대교북단聖水大橋Eonju-ro (언주로)
Gosanja-ro (고산자로)
19 Yeongdong Br. IC영동대교북단永東大橋 National Route 47
Yeongdongdaero (영동대로)
Dosandaero (도산대로)
Gwangjin
20 Cheongdam Br. IC청담대교북단淸潭大橋 Dongbu Urban Expressway
(동부간선도로)
Cheongdam Station
21 Jamsil Br. IC잠실대교북단蠶室大橋 National Route 3
(Jamsil-daero/잠실대로)
Lotte World Mall
22 Jamsil Railway Br. IC잠실철교북단蠶室鐵橋Gangbyeon StationIlsan-bound only
23 Olympic Br. IC올림픽대교북단올림픽大橋Gangdong-daero(강동대로)
24 Cheonho Br. IC천호대교북단千戶大橋 National Route 43
(Cheon-daero/천호대로)
Achasanseong
25 Gwangjin Br. Ramp광진교램프光津橋램프
IC Acheon IC아천나들목峨川나들목Yangjae-daero
Guri-Amsa Bridge
GuriGyeonggi
IC S. Guri IC남구리나들목南九里나들목 Sejong-Pocheon Expressway
IC Topyeong IC
(Gangdong Bridge)
토평나들목土坪나들목 Seoul Ring Expressway
IC Suseok IC수석나들목水石나들목 Suseok-Hopyeong MotorwayNamyangju
Jigeum Jct.지금삼거리芝錦交叉路 National Route 6Highway end

See also

  • List of streets in Seoul
  • Olympicdaero
  • List of Korea-related topics
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