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Revision as of 10:56, 13 May 2008
The European route E62 is a road in Europe and a part of the United Nations International E-road network. It connects the French Atlantic port city of Nantes to Genoa, the largest of Italy's port cities by some criteria. Between France and Italy it also passes through Switzerland, via Geneva and Lausanne. After crossing into Italy, the E62 passes Milan, Italy's largest commercial centre, before descending to Genoa on the Mediterranean coast.
Nantes is France's sixth largest city by population, but the rest of the E62's route across France from west to east serves middling or smaller towns and cities, two of the best known of them to English speakers being, for historical reasons, Poitiers and for reasons involving viticulture, Mâcon. Reflecting the relatively low population densities across much of the French heartland, most of the western section of the E62 follows toll free Routes Nationales rather than autoroutes.The route enters Switzerland near Geneva and follows the northern and eastern shores of the Lake of Geneva before tracking the course of the Rhône upstream towards the Italian frontier. Italy is entered via the Simplon Pass which is one of the gentler of Alpine passes, although both the approaches and the pass itself follow single carriageway roads and are not suitable for fast driving. Soon after entering Italy, the road reverts to Autostrada quality, permitting rapid progress at most times of day, though in Italy tolls, variable according to vehicle type and distance traveled, are payable by autostrada users
E62 Nantes-Genoa | |||||
State | Dep Can Prv |
National Road Number | Section | Junction (national numbering) |
Pan European road connections |
44 49 |
R.N.249 | Nantes - Cholet | E3 & E60 | ||
49 85 |
R.N.160 | Cholet - Mortagne-sur-Sèvre | |||
85 79 |
R.N.149 | Mortagne-sur-Sèvre - Bressuire west | |||
79 | R.N.149 | Bressuire northern by-pass | |||
79 | R.N.149 | Bressuire east - Parthenay | |||
79 86 |
R.N.149 | Parthenay - Poitiers | |||
86 | R.N.147 | Poitiers eastern by-pass | E5 | ||
86 87 |
R.N.147 | Mignaloux Beauvoir - Bellac | |||
87 23 |
R.N.145 | Bellac - Saint Maurice la Souterraine | E9 | ||
23 | R.N.145 | Saint Maurice la Souterraine - Gouzon | |||
23 03 |
R.N.145 | Gouzon - Montluçon | |||
03 | R.N.145 | Montluçon northern by-pass | |||
03 | A71 | Montluçon - Montmarault | A 71 10 Montluçon A 71 L'Allier A 71 11 Montmarault |
doubling with E11 | |
03 71 |
R.N.79 | Montmarault - Paray le Monial | |||
71 | R.N.79 | Paray le Monial - Mâcon |