Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Kreuz Oldenburg-Ost
The article as-written doesn't demonstrate that  is met, but given the size of the project, its impact on the local area, and the creation of the associated artificial lake, it seems very likely that it was covered by reliable sources at the time when it was built.  doesn't explicitly mention intersections but it seems like a reasonable position to hold that a major named intersection between two notable highways would be subject to the same reasoning that makes the highways themselves presumptively notable. There is also the possibility of a cultural mismatch here; German editors (and readers) may have a completely different view of the notability of an intersection from the US-based editors who dominate these discussions, based on genuine historical and geographical factors. The tendency to name intersections and make them into parks does rather suggest that this is the case. All in all, I don't think it is possible to say that there is a clear "policy" or "precedent" argument here for either keeping or deleting, but I prefer the "keep" argument on the basis that the GNG could almost certainly be met if someone spent the time pouring over German newspaper archives from the late 70s
— User:Thparkth, 06:37, 17 January 2016 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:GEOROAD (Wikipedia:Notability)