Autoroute A 9

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Autoroute A9 in France
Autoroute A 9
 Route européenne 15.svg Route européenne 80.svg
map
Course of the A 9
Basic data
Operator: ASF
Overall length: 280 km

Regions :

Autoroute A9 (Aude) .JPG
The A 9 in the Aude department
Course of the road
node A7
Junction (22)  Roquemaure
Gas station Rest stop Aire de service de Tavel
Junction (23)  Remoulins
Gas station Rest stop Aire de service de Marguerittes
Junction (24)  Nîmes -Est
node A54
Junction (26)  Gallargues-le-Montueux
Toll booth Gare de péage de Montpellier 1
Gas station Rest stop Aire de service d'Ambrussun
Junction (27)  Lunel
Junction (27.1)  Castries
Junction (28)  Vendargues
Junction (29)  Montpellier -Est
Junction (30)  Montpellier Sud
Junction (31)  Montpellier-Ouest
Junction (32)  Saint-Jean-de-Védas
Toll booth Gare de péage de Montpellier 2
Gas station Rest stop Aire de service de Montpellier Fabrègues
parking spot Aire de repos de Gigean
Junction (33)  Sète
parking spot Aire de repos de Loupian
parking spot Aire de repos de Mèze
parking spot Aire de repos de Florensac
Junction (34)  Bessan Agde
Gas station Rest stop Aire de service de Béziers Montblanc
node A75
Junction (36)  Béziers -Ouest
parking spot Aire de repos de Lespignan
Gas station Rest stop Aire de service de Narbonne Vinassan
Junction (37)  Narbonne -Est
Junction (38)  Narbonne Sud
node A61
parking spot Aire de repos de Prat-de-Cest / Bages
Junction (39)  Sigean
parking spot Aire de repos de Gasparets / Sigean
Gas station Rest stop Aire de service de La Palme
Junction (40)  Leucate
parking spot Aire de repos de Fitou
parking spot Aire de repos du Château de Salses
Junction (41)  Perpignan North
parking spot Aire de repos de Rivesaltes
Junction (42)  Perpignan Sud
parking spot Aire de repos of the pavilion
Gas station Rest stop Aire de service du Village Catalan
Toll booth Péage du Perthus
Junction (43)  Le Boulou
EU border crossing France-Spain
Spain Further on AP7

The Autoroute A 9 is a French motorway that begins with the junction of the A 7 in the direction of Marseille Orange (north-south direction) or in the direction of Lyon (south to north) via a motorway junction near the city of Orange. It ends in the area of ​​the municipality of Perthus in the Pyrénées-Orientales department , where it merges into the AP-7 motorway at the Spanish border . Its total length is 280 km. A speed limit of 10 km / h was still in effect at the border crossing until the summer of 2010; after the control houses have been dismantled, it is 90 km / h today. The motorway is part of the European routes E 15 and E 80 .

Between Orange (in the north) and the A 61 (direction Toulouse and Bordeaux) near Narbonne , the A 9 is called La Languedocienne , south of Narbonne La Catalane .

The A 9 crosses - from north to south - the departments of Vaucluse (Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur), Gard , Hérault , Aude and Pyrénées-Orientales (Occitania) and passes - from south to north - the cities of Perpignan ( Pyrénées-Orientales), Narbonne (Aude), Béziers , Agde , Sète , Montpellier (Hérault), Nîmes (Gard) and Orange .

The A 9 is operated by the Autoroutes du sud de la France (ASF) company. The total cost of crossing Languedoc-Roussillon for a car is € 45.60 (as of June 22, 2019).

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Individual evidence

  1. Dismantling of the control houses