and were never intended to become parts of the E47). A similar solution was made for the E4 through Sweden. These two roads are the most conspicuous exceptions to the rule that even numbers signify west-to-east E-roads. Exits and service areas in Denmark 3 Espergærde 4 Kvistgård 5 Humlebæk 6 Nivå 7 Kokkedal 9 Hørsholm C | Isterød 10 Hørsholm S 12 Vedbæk 13 Gl. Holte 14 Nærum | Lærkereden/Storkereden 15 Lundtofte 16 Lyngby C Kgs. Lyngby København 17 Jægersborgvej 18 Nyborgvej 19 Buddinge Gladsaxe Hillerød Copenhagen 20 Gladsaxe 21 Frederikssundvej 23 Jyllingevej Rødovre Frederikssund, Ballerup 24 Roskildevej Brøndby Roskilde Copenhagen Avedøre Malmö 25 Vallensbæk S 26 Ishøj Strand Ishøj Ballerup, Ishøj 27 Greve N 28 Greve C 29 Greve S | Karlslunde 30 Solrød N 31 Solrød S Roskilde 32 Køge Køge Vest Odense 33 Lellinge 34 Herfølge 35 Haslev | Piberhus 36 Bregentved Rønnede Næstved (planned) 37 Rønnede 38 Tappernøje | 39 Bårse 40 Udby 41 Vordingborg Northern Farø bridge 42 Farø Southern Farø bridge 43 Nørre Alslev 44 Eskildstrup Nykøbing F, Gedser 45 Guldborg, Majbølle 46 Sakskøbing 47 Våbensted 48 Maribo Tårs (ferry port) 49 Holeby 50 Rødbyhavn Exits and service areas in Germany Common with road 207 1 Puttgarden ferry port 2 Burg auf Fehmarn 3 Avendorf Fehmarn Sound bridge Petrol station 4 Großenbrode Common with Bundesautobahn 1 See the Bundesautobahn 1 article for the exit list. Termini The northern terminus is at the ferry port in Helsingborg, where the European route E4 begins. The southern terminus is at E22 north of Lübeck. References External links UN Economic Commission for Europe: Overall Map of E-road Network (2007) 47 E047 E047 E047 E047 E047