Carretera Nacional N-II
| Carretera Nacional N-II in Spain | |
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| Start of the street: |
Saragossa ( 41 ° 40 ′ N , 0 ° 50 ′ W ) |
| End of street: |
La Jonquera ( 42 ° 28 ′ N , 2 ° 52 ′ E ) |
| Overall length: | 266 km (current) / 780 km (historical) |
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Map with all coordinates: The Carretera Nacional N-II is a national road in Spain . With a total length of 780 kilometers, it was the longest of the six national roads starting in a star shape from Madrid and leading to the outer limits of Spain. Today the route only exists on approximately 266 kilometers long sections parallel to the AP-2 and AP-7 motorways .
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The Carretera Nacional N-II led from the capital Madrid via Saragossa , Lleida , Barcelona , Girona to the French border, where it was connected to Départementstraße 900 , which was signposted as French national road 9 until 2006 . This route was determined around 1940. With this determination it was carried out east of Barcelona via Granollers; only later is the transfer to the current route through the Mediterranean coastal towns.
In many sections, the national road has already been replaced or expanded to become the A-2 motorway. These are the Madrid - Saragossa and Lleida - Barcelona sections. Between Saragossa and Lleida, the still existing N-II runs parallel to the AP-2 motorway , between Barcelona and the French border parallel to the AP-7 motorway .
The sections that were not expanded to form the A-2 motorway were rededicated as the Carretera Nacional N-IIa . These are the sections at Castellnou de Seana , Cervera and the Castellolí - Els Hostalets de Pierola and Barcelona- Montgat routes .