Europastrasse 606

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Europastrasse 606
Sign of the European route 606
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Basic data
Start of the street: Angoulême
End of street: Bordeaux
Overall length: 129 km

States :

Roullet-St-Estèphe 16 Vue N10 (E606) 2013.jpg
The E 606 at Roullet-Saint-Estèphe (2013)
Course of the road
department Charente
Locality Angoulême D 939 (formerly N 139 ) / D 941 (formerly N 141 )
D 674 (formerly N 674 ) / D 737 (formerly N 737 )
Locality Saint-Michel D 699 (formerly N 699 )
Locality La Couronne
Locality Roullet-Saint-Estèphe
Street as N 10
Street as a D 917 by
Locality Barbezieux-Saint-Hilaire D 731 (formerly N 731 )
Department of Charente-Maritime
Locality Chevanceaux D 910bis (formerly N 10bis )
Locality Pouillac
Locality Montlieu-la-Garde D 730 (formerly N 730 )
department Gironde
Locality Cavignac
Locality Saint-Antoine
Street as D 1010
crossing D 137 (formerly N 137 )
Locality Saint-André-de-Cubzac D 669 (formerly N 669 ) / D 670 (formerly N 670 )
Locality Cubzac-les-Ponts
Locality Saint-Vincent-de-Paul
Locality Ambarès-et-Lagrave
Street as D 911
Locality Sainte-Eulalie
Locality Carbon blanc
Locality Lormont N 89
Locality Cenon
Locality Bordeaux (East) D 936 (formerly N 136 )

The European route 606 is a total of around 129 kilometers long European route of the intermediate network, which connects the cities of Angoulême and Bordeaux in France .

course

The road runs from north to south, following the route of Route nationale 10 . It begins in Angoulême on the European route 603 and runs, mostly with separate lanes, via Barbezieux-Saint-Hilaire , Montlieu-la-Garde and Saint-André-de-Cubzac , on the Autoroute A10 , on which the Dordogne is crossed, and ends in Bordeaux , where it meets the European route 70 . In the section on the A 10, the European route 5 also runs .

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