n11

N11 is a numeric designation used in various countries to label a road or route, most often within national or regional highway networks. In many systems, N numbers denote major arterial roads that connect cities, towns, and regions, and N-designations can be found on different continents with local variations in length and status.

In Ireland, the N11 refers to a significant east coast route that runs from the Dublin region toward the southeast. It serves as a key commuter and freight corridor, passing through suburban and rural areas and linking with other major roads. Parts of the traditional N11 corridor have been upgraded or complemented by higher-capacity motorways, and the route forms an important segment of the wider network that supports travel along the country’s eastern seaboard.

Beyond Ireland, the N11 designation appears in other national or regional road networks, where it similarly identifies a principal route. The exact alignment, local significance, and whether sections are classified as primary roads, national routes, or motorways vary by country. Because road numbering schemes differ regionally, the same N11 label can refer to different roads in different places.

N11 can also appear in non-transport contexts as an alphanumeric code in systems that use letter-number pairings, though such uses are less common than its role as a road designation. For detailed information, country-specific pages or transport authorities provide the precise route and status for that jurisdiction.