Autoroute A 20

Autoroute A20 in France
map
Basic data
Operator:	ASF
Overall length:	428 km
Regions :	Center-Val de Loire Nouvelle-Aquitaine Occitania
The A 20 near Limoges
Course of the road (5)  Vierzon (6)  Vierzon Center (7)  Vierzon (8th)  Reuilly (9)  Graçay (10)  Vatan (11)  Levroux (12)  Châteauroux Center (13)  Châteauroux-Saint-Christophe (13.1)  Châtellerault (14)  Châtellerault Sud (15)  Lothiers (16)  Chasseneuil (17)  Argenton-sur-Creuse- North (18)  Argenton-sur-Creuse-Sud (19)  Celon (20)  Éguzon-Chantôme (21)  Mouhet (22)  Saint-Sulpice-les-Feuilles (23)  Montluçon (23.1)  Châteauponsac (24)  Bessines-sur-Gartempe (25)  Razès (26)  Ambazac (27)  Bonnac-la-Cote (28)  Angoulême N 520 (29)  Beaubreuil (30)  Limoges North (31)  Limoges-ZI North (32)  Limoges North (33)  Limoges Center N 520 (34)  Limoges-Le Sablard (35)  Limoges Sud (36)  Limoges-ZI Magré-Romanet (37)  Limoges-ZC Boisseuil-Quatre (38)  Le Vigen (39)  Saint-Hilaire-Bonneval (40)  Pierre-Buffière (41)  Magnac-Bourg (42)  Saint-Germain-les-Belles (43)  Masseret (44)  Lubersac (45)  Uzerche (46)  Perpezac-le-Noir (46.1)  Saint-Germain-les-Vergnes connection to the (47)  Donzenac (48)  Donzenac (49)  Brive -Est (50)  Brive-la-Gaillarde (51)  Brive-la-Gaillarde (52)  Noailles (53)  Nespouls (54)  Martel Péage de Gignac (55)  Souillac (56)  Labastide-Murat (57)  Cahors North (58)  Cahors Sud (59)  Caussade Péage de Montauban-Nord (60)  Montauban -North (61)  Montauban-ZI North (62)  Montauban-Les Chaumes (63)  Montauban-Beausoleil (64)  Montauban-Sapiac (65)  Montauban (66)  Bressols (67)  Moulis (68)

The Autoroute A 20 , also known as L'Occitane , is a French motorway in north-south direction, beginning in Vierzon and ending south of Montauban . Today its total length is 428 km.

The A 20 crosses the Dordogne not far from Domme

Detailed road map.

history

• 1986: Opening of La Rocherolle - Argenton-sur-Creuse-sud (exit 17-18) → (N 20)
• 1989: Opening of Massay-ouest - Massay-est (exit 8-ouest à 8-est) → (N 20)
• 1991: Opening of Vierzon-nord - Saint-Hilaire-de-Court (A 71 - exit 7)
• 1991: Opening of Le Cerveix - Morterolles-sur-Semme (departure 23 - 23.1)
• June 1991: opening of Nouailles - Nespouls (exit 52 - 53)
• 1992: Opening of Razès - Boisseul (exit 25 - 38)
• 1992: Opening of Lintillac - Nouailles (exit 50 - 52)
• 1993: Opening of Vatan-nord - Vatan-sud (exit 10-nord - 10-sud)
• 1993: Opening of Brion-nord - Brion-sud
• 1993: Opening of Magnac-Bourg - Le Martoulet (exit 41 - 42)
• June 1993: Opening Celon-sud - Clidier-nord
• 1993: Opening of Le Martoulet - Uzerche-nord (exit 42 - 44)
• 1994: Opening of Morterolles-sur-Semme - Razès (departure 23.1 - 25)
• 1994: opening of Saint-Hilaire-de-Court - Massay-est (departure 7 - 8-est)
• 1994: opening of Massay-ouest - Vatan-nord (exit 8-ouest - 10-nord)
• 1994: Opening of Vatan-sud - Céré (exit 10-sud)
• 1995: Opening of Pierre-Buffière - Magnac-Bourg (exit 40 - 41)
• 1996: Opening of Uzerche-nord - Uzerche-sud (exit 44 - 45)
• June 1996: Opening of Montauban-sud - Brial (exit 64 - A 62)
• 1997: L'Aumône-sud - Le Cerveix opens (exit 23)
• 1997: opening of Céré - Châteauroux-sud (exit 14)
• 1997: La Rocherolle - Châteauroux-sud opens (departure 17-14)
• 1997: opening of Saint-Hilaire-Bonneval - Pierre-Buffière (exit 39 - 40)
• July 10, 1998: Opening of Montauban-nord - Lalbenque (exit 60 - 58)
• November 9, 1998: opening of Uzerche-sud - Donzenac (exit 45 - 47)
• 1999: Opening of Argenton-sur-Creuse-sud - Celon-sud (exit 18)
• 1999: Opening of Clidier-nord - L'Aumône-sud
• February 5, 1999: Opening of Nespouls - Souillac (Departures 53 - 55)
• July 7, 2000: opening Donzenac - Lintillac (exit 47 - 50)
• July 27, 2000: Opening Boisseul - Saint-Hilaire-Bonneval (Departures 38 - 39)
• July 13, 2001: Opening of Souillac - Francoulès (departure 55 - 57)
• June 27, 2003: Francoulès - Lalbenque opening (departure 57 - 58)

Web links

Commons : Autoroute A20  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Autoroute A 20 in German and French version of the SARATLAS
• Autoroute A 20 on WikiSara (French)