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A two-digit number in a green-bordered panel at a junction.
Also known as: Knooppunt number, Cycle junction number, Node network number, Numbered cycle sign
The Dutch and Belgian knooppunten system numbers junctions rather than routes, so a cyclist plans a journey as a list of numbers and follows signs from one to the next. It replaces named routes entirely and works without a map once the numbers are written down.
Denotes a numbered junction in a cycle-node network, used to plan and follow routes as a sequence of numbers.
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Numbers junctions rather than routes, which is what allows any origin and destination to be planned as a list without a named route existing between them.
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Originated in Belgian Limburg in the 1990s and spread across the Netherlands, Belgium and into Germany.
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A rectangular panel bearing a one- or two-digit number in large type, with a green border and a small bicycle symbol, mounted at a path junction.