European route 411
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| Overall length: | 281 km |
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| E 411 near Brussels | |
The European route 411 (abbreviation: E 411 ) is a European route that extends roughly in a west-east direction through Belgium and France . It runs from Brussels to the north of Metz .
course
Brussels - Namur - Arlon - Longwy - Metz
From Brussels from the European route follows up by Arlon the course of the A 4 and crosses the Belgian provinces of Flemish Brabant , Walloon Brabant , Namur and the province of Luxembourg . South of the Arel district of Weyler, the E 411 leaves the motorway and then runs south towards the French border on the national road 81 . This then leads past Messancy and turns into the A 28 at Aubange - after the French border into the Route nationale 52 . The route then follows the Longwy bypass and continues in a south-easterly direction to Villers-la-Montagne through the Meurthe-et-Moselle department . In the Moselle department , the RN 52 becomes the A 30 at Aumetz . From there Hayange and Uckange are passed. At the Fensch motorway triangle, the E 411 meets the E 25 (also A 31 ), which leads to Metz.
