The B 241 is a federal road (Bundesstraße) in Germany.
It runs from Hohenwepel (near Warburg) to Vienenburg.
Junction lists
Hohenwepel Lütgenerder local diversion Borgentreich Dalhausen Roggenthal Beverungen Weser Weser bridge at Beverungen 65 m Lauenförde Sollingbahn Ottbergen–Northeim (Han) Amelith Schönhagen Kammerborn Sohlingen Uslar Ahle Bollensen Gierswalde Volpriehausen Sollingbahn Ottbergen–Northeim (Han) Goseplack Hardegsen Sollingbahn Ottbergen–Northeim (Han) Lutterhausen Moringen (70)Northeim-West Höckelheim Leine Northeim Rhume Hammenstedt Katlenburg Dorste Rhume Kraftfahrstraße Osterode am Harz Mitte jointly with the Osterode am Harz Süd end of motor road Osterode Söse KraftfahrstraßeTunnel Butterberg Tunnel 393 m end of motor road Freiheit local diversion Lerbach local diversion parking area Buntenbock local diversion Clausthal-Zellerfeld parking area Goslar Vienenburg Oker (12) Vienenburg States and districts North Rhine-Westphalia Höxter district Hohenwepel, Borgentreich, Dalhausen, Beverungen Lower Saxony Holzminden district Lauenförde Northeim district Amelith, Schönhagen, Kammerborn, Sohlingen, Uslar, Bollensen, Gierswalde, Volpriehausen, Goseplack, Hardegsen, Lutterhausen, Moringen, Höckelheim, Northeim, Hammenstedt, Katlenburg Göttingen district Dorste Osterode Goslar district Clausthal-Zellerfeld, Goslar, Vienenburg, Wiedelah
River crossings Weser, between Beverungen and Lauenförde Ahle, in Uslar Leine, between Höckelheim und Northeim Gose near Goslar Rhume, in Northeim and in Katlenburg Söse, in Osterode Oker, in Oker and Vienenburg
Tourism On the section between Lauenförde and Amelith there are two Grabungsstellen as well as the Hutewald Trail (Hutewaldpfad). The section between Uslar and Hardegsen was popular with motorcyclists because it ran over the winding and forested mountain road known as the Bollert which also had many straight sections before and after it, but now only parts remain as local roads. The Bollert section of the B241 has now been moved and widened to three lanes between Volpriehausen and Ellierode, improving road capacity and comfort, but making it less attractive to bikers. This work was completed in 2011. The next section, onward from Volpriehausen until Bollensen was opened to traffic in June of 2025.
See also List of federal roads in Germany
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