Route national 100

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	Route Nationale 100 B in France
	N 100 B
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	18 km (historical: 1933–1961) ; 39 km (historical: 1961–1973)
Regions :	Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur
Status:	graduated
	Department Alpes-de-Haute-Provence

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	Route Nationale 100 A in France
	N 100 A
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	27 km (historical: 1933–1961) ; 32.5 km (historical: 1961–1973)
Regions :	Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur
Status:	graduated
	Department Alpes-de-Haute-Provence

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	Route Nationale 100 in France
	N 100
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	22/107 + 10 + 142 / 121.5 km
Regions :	Languedoc-Roussillon; Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur;
	Gard department
	department Vaucluse
	Department Alpes-de-Haute-Provence
	via N 96
	via N 85
	Department Hautes-Alpes
	Department Alpes-de-Haute-Provence

The Route nationale 100 , or N 100 or RN 100 for short , is a French national road that was laid in 1824 between Remoulins and Avignon . It goes back to the route impériale 120. Their length was 22 kilometers. In 1837 it was extended beyond Avignon with a break by the N96 to Malijai to 139 kilometers. In 1854 there was a further extension to the Italian border at Col de Larche , where from 1928 it merged into Strada statale 21 to Borgo San Dalmazzo . Their total length was now 259 kilometers. In 1961 the N100 was relocated due to the commissioning of the Barrage de Serre-Ponçon , as its route was in the congestion area. It took over the N100 ^B , while the N100 ^C received part of the old N100 route north of Selonnet in return . In addition, it swapped its route with the N100 ^A.This reduced the total length by 20.5 kilometers. In 1973 it was reduced to the section between Remoulins and La Brillanne and since 2006 it has only connected junction 23 of the A9 with the southern bypass of Avignon.

N 100 route

position	highest permissible total speed	Roadways	Type	section	Longitude	Latitude
1	110	2	Start at the roundabout		43.9583	4.7465
2	110	2	Part connection point		43.9580	4.7487
3	110	2	Complete junction	Av Boileau	43.9569	4.7541
4th	90	2		Strong gradient	43.9515	4.7586
5	110	2	Complete junction	Les Angles	43.9492	4.7707
6th	110	2	Part connection point	Les Angles	43.9495	4.7826
7th	110	2	Complete junction	Les Angles	43.9492	4.7849
8th	110	2	bridge	Europe Bridge	43.9473	4.7889
9	110	2	Complete junction	Île de Ré	43.9454	4.7928
10	110	2	bridge		43.9444	4.7948
11	50	2	Part connection point		43.9437	4.7965
12	110	2	End in town	Avignon	43.9439	4.7979
13	110	2	Part connection point	La Courtine (north)	43.9299	4.7690
14th	110	2	Enclosure	Voie	43.9278	4.7700
15th	110	2	Complete junction	Avignon TGV 0 train station	43.9226	4.7761
16	110	2	Beginning of the bridge	Durance	43.9213	4.7808
17th	110	2	End of the bridge	Viaduk Durance	43.9159	4.7852
18th	110	2	Part connection point	Rognonas	43.9135	4.7930

N 100a

The Route nationale 100 ^A , or N 100 ^A or RN 100 ^{A for} short , was a branch of the N100, which appeared in 1875 in the Durance valley as a connection to the N94. More details about this in the main article N100 ^A . It became the N100 ^C in 1933 and a new N100 ^A was created elsewhere as an alternative route to the N100 north of Digne-les-Bains with a length of 27 kilometers. In 1961 the N100 and N100 ^A exchanged their routes and the length changed to 32.5 kilometers. In 1973 this route was then phased out. From 1974 to 1978 there was another N100 ^A , which connected the N100 with the N86 as the east bypass from Remoulins. It was renumbered to N101 and downgraded to D6101 in 2006.

N 100b

The Route nationale 100 ^B , N 100 ^B or RN 100 ^{B for} short , was a side branch of the N100, which from 1933 ran as an alternative route to this between Selonnet and northwest of Le Lauzet-Ubaye . Their length was 18 kilometers. It arose from the Gc7 and Gc7bis. In 1961, the route was of the N100 and N100, a new ^B from parts of N542 and GC7 ^A formed. The length of the new route was 39 kilometers. This was downgraded in 1973.

N 100c

Route Nationale 100 ^C in France

N 100 ^C

Basic data

Operator:

Overall length:

14 km (historical)

Regions :

Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur

Status:

graduated

Course of the road

Template: AB / Maintenance / Empty		historical street course until 1973 (with today's names)
Department Alpes-de-Haute-Provence
		as D 900 ^C
		Selonnet D 900 (formerly N 100 )
		D 900 ^B (formerly N 100 ^B )

The Route nationale 100 ^C , shortly N 100 ^C or RN 100 ^C , was a side branch of the N100, by renumbering the 1933 N100 ^A emerged. In 1961 it was relocated to the route of the N100 between Selonnet and a junction with a new road over which the N100 ^B ran. The length of this route was 14 kilometers. In 1973 she became the D900 ^C graded.

Web links

Route nationale 100 on WikiSara (French)
Course of the N100 map section of the reservoir area from a Michelin map from 1924


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100-199	N 100 ^A • N 100 ^B • N 100 ^C • N 101 • N 102 ^A • N 102 ^B • N 103 • N 103 ^A • N 104 ^A • N 106 ^A • N 106 ^B • N 107 • N 107 ^to • N 108 • N 110 • N 110 ^A • N 111 • N 112 ^A • N 113 ^A • N 113 ^B • N 113 ^D • N 114 • N 115 • N 115 ^A • N 116 ^A • N 117 • N 117 ^A • N 119 • N 120 • N 121 • N 124 ^E • N 125 ^A • N 125 ^B • N 125 ^C • N 127 • N 128 • N 130 • N 131 • N 132 • N 133 • N 134 ^bis • N 134 ^{bis A} • N 135 ^A • N 137 ^A • N 137 ^B • N 137 ^C • N 137 ^D • N 137 ^E • N 137 ^Bis • N 138 ^R • N 138 ^Bis • N 138 ^Ter • N 139 • N 140 • N 140 ^A • N 141 ^A • N 141 ^B • N 141 ^C • N 141 ^D • N 141 ^E • N 143 • N 144 • N 146 • N 148 • N 148 ^bis • N 149 ^bis • N 149 ^{bis A} • N 151 ^bis • N 152 • N 152 ^A • N 152 ^bis • N 153 • N 154 ^A • N 155 • N 155 ^A • N 156 • N 159 ^bis • N 160 • N 160 ^A • N 160 ^bis • N 161 • N 161 ^bis • N 162 ^A • N 162 ^bis • N 163 • N 163 ^bis • N 164 ^bis • N 165 ^A • N 166 ^A • N 167 • N 167 ^A • N 168 • N 168 ^A • N 169 • N 170 • N 172 • N 173 • N 177 • N 177 ^E • N 178 • N 178 ^to • N 179 • N 180 • N 180 ^A • N 180 ^B • N 181 • N 182 ^A • N 182 ^B • N 182 ^to • N 183 • N 184 ^A • N 184 ^B • N 184 ^C • N 184 ^D • N 185 • N 187 • N 187 ^A • N 189 • N 189 ^A • N 190 • N 190 ^A • N 191 ^A • N 191 ^B • N 193 • N 193 ^A • N 193 ^B • N 195 • N 196 • N 196 ^A • N 196 ^B • N 196 ^C • N 196 ^D • N 196 ^to • N 197 • N 198 • N 198 ^A • N 198 ^B • N 199 • N 199 ^A
200-299	N 200 • N 201 ^A • N 202 ^A • N 202 ^bis • N 202 ^Et • N 203 • N 203 ^A • N 203 ^B • N 204 • N 204 ^A • N 204 ^B • N 206 • N 206 ^A • N 207 • N 207 ^A • N 208 • N 208 ^A • N 209 • N 209 ^A • N 210 • N 211 • N 211 ^A • N 212 • N 213 • N 214 • N 215 • N 217 • N 218 • N 219 • N 220 • N 222 • N 223 • N 226 • N 227 ^A • N 227 ^B • N 232 • N 233 • N 235 • N 238 • N 247 • N 251 • N 252 • N 258 • N 260 • N 263 • N 264 • N 266 • N 268 • N 269 • N 270 • N 271 • N 273 • N 276 • N 279 • N 283 • N 284 • N 285 • N 286 • N 287 • N 288 • N 291 • N 296 ^A.