B209

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B209 Shield.png
B209 Near Cresta Checkpoint.png
The  B209  near the Cresta Customs and Border Checkpoint.
Information
Plannerkyyl_
Builderskyyl, Crafterboi500
Number of Exits3
Terminus NorthEncinitas
Terminus SouthSolana Beach
Status
EncinitasService Good.png Open
Solana BeachService Good.png Open
San DiegoService New.png Planned

The B209, also known as the B209 - San Diego Freeway, is a B-class controlled-access highway that links the cities of Encinitas, Solana Beach, and San Diego. It is a project of the Metropolitan North Association's RoadNorth. The B209 was approved at the Infrastructure Staff Meeting of November 2020 and the first portion between Encinitas and Solana Beach was finished before the December 2020 General Staff Meeting. Within Cresta, it bears the  CR1  shield.

Route

The freeway starts at the City Precinct of Encinitas, and then continues south towards the Loma Sur Mountain Range. It then tunnels under the mountains, out of Cresta, then continues southwest towards Solana Beach. The segment between Encinitas and Solana Beach was built by kyyl_ and is completely open. The segment between Solana Beach and San Diego is currently planned.

Exits

Status Exit number Destinations Road designation Notes
Inside Cresta Borders
Inside Encinitas City Limits
Dynmap Green Flag.png 0 Encinitas - Escondido Street
Northern terminus.
Dynmap Green Flag.png 1 Encinitas - Joya Street
Exit to Joya Airfield and Cresta Capitol.
Dynmap Pin.png 2 Encinitas - Seashell Way
(planned)
Outside Encinitas City Limits
Dynmap Pin.png 3  CR2  Cabo de la Luna
(planned)
 CR2  Cabo Highway
Outside Cresta Borders
Inside Sedalia Borders
Dynmap Pin.png 4  VR-43  Bridgewater
(planned)
 VR-43  Birch Highway
Inside Bayport City Limits
Dynmap Green Flag.png 5 Bayport - Marion Way
Dynmap Pin.png 6 Bayport - Downtown (planned)
Outside Bayport City Limits
Dynmap Pin.png 7 Alana (planned)