Autoroute A 41

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Autoroute A41 in France
Autoroute A 41
map
Course of the A 41
Basic data
Operator: ADELAC
further operator: AREA, ATMB
Overall length: 112 km

Regions :

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Autoroutes A41 & A43.JPG
Transition from the A 41 to the A 43
Course of the road
Junction (19)  Copponex
Junction (18)  Cruseilles
Junction (17)  Annecy north
Junction (16)  Annecy sud
Junction (15)  Rumilly
Junction (14)  Aix-les-Bains north
Junction (13)  Aix-les-Bains sud
Junction (13)  Chambery northA43
via N 201
Junction (20)  St Baldoph , Challes-les-Eaux , Myans
Junction (21)  Chignin , Les Marches
node A43
Junction (22)  Pontcharra , La Rochette (Lully)
Junction (23)  Le Touvet , Allevard
Junction (24)  Brignoud , Crolles Symbol: Up
Junction (24a)  Crolles Symbol: Down
Junction (24b)  Brignoud Symbol: Down
Junction (24.1)  Villard Bonnot , St Ismier
Junction (25)  Montbonnot , Domène
Junction (26)  Meylan
Junction (27)  Meylan Mi-plaine , La Tronche Center , Corenc

The French Autoroute A 41 , also known as L'Alpine , is a four-lane (2 × 2 lanes) motorway that connects the Grenoble region to the A 40 at Saint-Julien-en-Genevois . It is divided into two parts ( north and south ) connected by the N 201 . The southern part merges directly into the N 201, the northern part is connected to the N 201 via the Chambéry-Nord exit. There the A 41 merges in a straight line with the A 43 . It has a total length of 112 km.

Routing

The A 41 crosses three departments and connects the following regions to the national road network:

Isère

Savoie

Haute-Savoie

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See also