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- A2_motorway_(Portugal) length "240.0".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) abstract "The A2 (Portuguese: Autoestrada do Sul) is a major motorway (freeway) in Portugal. It connects 25 de Abril Bridge (Lisbon, the capital of Portugal), to Albufeira in the Algarve, the country's southern-most mainland province. The first section of the A2 was opened in 1966 and the last one was completed in 2002. It extends for fractionally more than 240 km (149 miles). The A2 is operated by Brisa - Auto-estradas de Portugal.Sections of the road carry very little traffic.".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) length "240000.0".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) routeEnd Albufeira.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) routeEndDirection "South".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) routeJunction %C3%89vora.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) routeJunction Beja_Municipality.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) routeJunction Palmela_Municipality.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) routeNumber "2".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) routeStart Lisbon.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) routeStartDirection "North".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) routeTypeAbbreviation "A".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) thumbnail Karte_A2_PT.svg?width=300.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) wikiPageExternalLink A3.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) wikiPageID "6053259".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) wikiPageRevisionID "587529553".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) caption "The A2 is highlighted in blue on this diagram of major highways in Portugal. The lower detail on the left shows the route taken by the A2 across the Tagus estuary on approaching Lisbon.".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) country "PRT".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) directionA "North".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) directionB "South".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) hasPhotoCollection A2_motorway_(Portugal).
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) junction "120".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) junction "178".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) junction "35".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) junction "56".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) lengthKm "240".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) map "Karte A2 PT.svg".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) route "2".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) terminusA Lisbon.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) terminusB Albufeira.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) type "A".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) subject Category:Motorways_in_Portugal.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) type ArchitecturalStructure.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) type Infrastructure.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) type Place.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) type Road.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) type RouteOfTransportation.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) type Wikidata:Q532.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) type Place.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) type Location.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) comment "The A2 (Portuguese: Autoestrada do Sul) is a major motorway (freeway) in Portugal. It connects 25 de Abril Bridge (Lisbon, the capital of Portugal), to Albufeira in the Algarve, the country's southern-most mainland province. The first section of the A2 was opened in 1966 and the last one was completed in 2002. It extends for fractionally more than 240 km (149 miles). The A2 is operated by Brisa - Auto-estradas de Portugal.Sections of the road carry very little traffic.".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) label "A2 (autoestrada)".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) label "A2 motorway (Portugal)".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) label "A2高速公路 (葡萄牙)".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) label "Auto-estrada A2".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) label "Autoestrada A2".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) label "Autoestrada A2".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) label "Autoroute portugaise A2".
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) sameAs Autoestrada_A2.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) sameAs Auto-estrada_A2.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) sameAs Autoroute_portugaise_A2.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) sameAs Autoestrada_A2.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) sameAs A2_(autoestrada).
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) sameAs m.0fmqb4.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) sameAs Q786510.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) sameAs Q786510.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) wasDerivedFrom A2_motorway_(Portugal)?oldid=587529553.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) depiction Karte_A2_PT.svg.
- A2_motorway_(Portugal) isPrimaryTopicOf A2_motorway_(Portugal).