Autoroute A 11

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	Autoroute A11 in France
	map
	Basic data
Operator:	Cofiroute
further operator:	ASF
Overall length:	325 km
Regions :	Île-de-France; Center-Val de Loire; Pays de la Loire;
	The A 11 heading east between Brou and Le Mans

The Autoroute A 11 , also known as L'Océane , is a motorway in France. It connects Ponthévrard with Nantes over a distance of 325 kilometers . It was completely opened to traffic in 2008.

history

The 14 km long bypass of Angers with a 530 m long bridge over the Maine valley was opened on April 24, 2008 and thus completed four months earlier than planned, but almost 30 years later than the rest of the route. The last vacant lot on the A 11 is now closed.

1975: Opening of the Chartres - La Ferté-Bernard section
1978: Opening of the La Ferté-Bernard - Le Mans Ouest section
1987–89: Opening of the Le Mans Ouest - Angers Nord section (in a total of three individual sections)
1981: Opening of the Angers Ouest - Nantes section
2008: Opening of the Angers Nord - Angers Ouest section

Autoroute A 11.1

The Route A 11.1 is a side branch of the A 11, which from the connection point 9 to the D 326 (formerly N 226 ) which connect to the Rocade du Mans (D Ex 323 N 23 ^R ) manufactures leads. It is three kilometers long and was put into operation in 1991.

Individual evidence

↑ cofiroute.fr. Archived from the original on November 18, 2008 ; Retrieved May 21, 2008 (French).

Web links

Autoroute A 11 in the German and French versions of the SARATLAS
Autoroute A 11 on WikiSara (French)

[1] cofiroute.fr. Archived from the original on November 18, 2008 ; Retrieved May 21, 2008 (French).