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A5 Cherno More Motorway
A coastal motorway of approximately 103 km between the Black Sea cities of Varna and Burgas, on Pan-European Corridor VIII, estimated to cost €307 million. As of 2016 only the first 10 km, Varna to Priseltsi, had been built; the remaining 93 km is still at the planning stage.
- Total length
- 11 km
- Open today
- 11 km
- Sections
- 1
Category
Highways
Status
Opened
Under construction
Tendered
Planned
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Sections
| Sections | Status | Length | Timeline | Cost | Funding | Contractors | Contract terms |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Varna – Priseltsi The 10 km from the Asparuhov Bridge to before Priseltsi was completed by 1980 (no exact year given), per Profit.bg. | Opened | 11 km |
| – |
| – | – |
Funding
- National budget11 km1 section
- All motorway construction in Bulgaria before 1990 was funded solely from the state budget.
A section that lists two sources counts its full length under each: the data records which sources paid, not what share each one carried.
Related projects
- HighwaysA1 Trakia MotorwaySame country and category
- HighwaysA2 Hemus MotorwaySame country and category
- HighwaysA3 Struma MotorwaySame country and category
- HighwaysA4 Maritsa MotorwaySame country and category
- HighwaysA6 Europe MotorwaySame country and category
- HighwaysMontana – Botevgrad Expressway (I-1 / E79)Same country and category
Corridors
The designations this project is recorded under. Both schemes are kept: the Pan-European corridors are how these projects were described when they were planned, and TEN-T is what EU money is allocated on today.
- Pan-European Corridor VIIIPan-European
Sources
- Wikipedia: Cherno More motorway
- Wikipedia: Pan-European Corridor VIII
- Wikipedia: Trakia motorway
- Wikipedia: Hemus motorway
- Profit.bg: Магистралите в България - А4 „Черно море“ (2024-01-23)read Sep 25, 2026
- MRRB / Road Infrastructure Agency: Priorities for road infrastructure construction in Bulgaria to 2020 (draft strategy)read Sep 28, 2026 · archived copy
- OpenStreetMap contributors (geometry, ODbL)