National road 1 (Belgium)

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National road / Route nationale / N-Weg 1 in Belgium
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Basic data
Operator:
Overall length: 70 km

Provinces :

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The Bredabaan (part of the N1) in Antwerpen-Merksem
Course of the road
Locality Brussels
Locality Brussels sheets
Further on R21
crossing N 201
Locality Vilvoorde N211
crossing R22
Locality Eppegem N 270
Locality Zemst N267
Junction (10)  Mechelen- Zuid A1 E19
Locality Mechelen R12 N16
Junction (9)  Mechelen- NorthR6 A1 E19
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Locality Walem
flow Rupel
crossing N1c A1 E19
Locality Waarloos
Locality Kontich
Locality Hove
Locality Edegem N171
Locality Mortsel N10 R11
Locality Antwerp
Locality Antwerpen- Berchem N 173
Junction (4)  Berchem R1
Locality Antwerp center
crossing R10
crossing N 177
crossing N113
crossing N184
crossing N12
crossing N49a
crossing N180
Locality Antwerp Merksem
crossing N129
crossing N130
crossing N115
Fort van Merksem
Junction (5)  Little bareel A1 E19
crossing N11
Locality Brasschaat N121
Locality Maria-ter-Heide N117
Locality Gooreind
Locality Wuustwezel N 133
crossing N144
EU border crossing Wernhoutsburg border crossing
Netherlands Further on N263

The N1 is a Belgian national road and leads from the Belgian capital Brussels via Antwerp to the Dutch border at Zundert , where it merges into the Dutch N263 towards Breda . Like all single-digit national roads, it is one of the longest national roads in Belgium, running in a star shape from Brussels to the borders or the sea. It was built in 1811 as part of the Route impériale 2 from Paris to Amsterdam .

It runs over long distances parallel to the A1 Brussels - Antwerp - Breda motorway and crosses it several times. The A1 is a quick alternative to the N1.

course

The road begins in the Laken district of Brussels and then heads north to Antwerp . The road leads straight into the city center and then continues northeast to the Dutch border and then continues to Breda .

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Road system in Belgium


Highways

A 1   •  A 2   •  A 3   •  A 4   •  A 7   •  A 8   •  A 10   •  A 11   •  A 12   •  A 13   •  A 14   •  A 15   •  A 16   •  A 17   •  A 18   •  A 19   •  A 21   •  A 25   •  A 26   •  A 27   •  A 28   •  A 54   •  A 112   •  A 201   •  A 501   •  A 503   •  A 601   •  A 602   •  A 604   •  A 605

Rings
00- 09

R 0   •  R 1   •  R 2   •  R 3   •  R 4   •  R 5   •  R 6   •  R 8   •  R 9

10-99

R 10   •  R 11   •  R 12   •  R 13   •  R 14   •  R 15   •  R 16   •  R 20   •  R 21   •  R 22   •  R 23   •  R 24   •  R 25   •  R 26   •  R 27   •  R 30   •  R 31   •  R 32   •  R 33   •  R 34   •  R 35   •  R 36   •  R 40   •  R 41   •  R 42   •  R 43   •  R 50   •  R 51   •  R 52   •  R 53   •  R 54   •  R 61   •  R 62   •  R 70   •  R 71   •  R 72   •  R 73

National roads

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