Route national 67

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	Route nationale 67 B in France
	N 67 B
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	7.5 km
Regions :	Franche-Comté
	Doubs department

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	Route nationale 67 A in France
	N 67 A
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	23 km
Regions :	Champagne-Ardenne
	Department Haute-Marne

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	Route nationale 67 in France
	N 67
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	74 + 184 km
Regions :	Grand Est; Bourgogne-Franche-Comté;
	Haute-Marne department
	via N 19
	Doubs department

The Route nationale 67 , or N 67 or RN 67 for short , is a French national road .

The road existed in two sections from 1824 to 1973. It goes back to route 85 impériale, established in 1811. Their total length was 258 kilometers.

The first section ran from Saint-Dizier to Chaumont and still exists today. This was placed from Bologne on an expressway leading around Chaumont to the west, which leads south of Chaumont onto the D10. The D10 became part of the N67 between this point and junction 24 of the A5.

The second section led from Langres to the Swiss border . There the street turned into Hauptstrasse 9 , completely crossed Switzerland and runs to the Italian border at the Simplon Pass, where it then turns into Strada Statale 33 which runs to Milan to Porta Sempione. The section between the town of Saône and Saint-Gorgon-Main was downgraded and the rest was integrated into the extended national road N57 . Furthermore, the N74 took over the section between Langres and Longeau-Percey in 1978.

The N67 was relocated from many places by bypasses and expressways . There the original route is then categorized as a municipal or departmental road .

Routing

position	km	Roadways	highest permissible total speed	Type	Latitude	Longitude
1	2	110	Start on the street		48.5950	5.0310
2	2	110	End of the road		48.5675	5.0352
3	2	110	Start of the Autobahn		48.5705	5.0350
4th	2	110	Normal section		48.5680	5.0350
5	1	90	Complete junction	Chevillon	48.5407	5.0858
6th	2	110	Normal section		48.5012	5.1052
7th	Two-way traffic	90		Joinville	48.4550	5.1450
8th	Two-way traffic	90		Marne	48.4520	5.1570
9	Two-way traffic	90		Joinville	48.4475	5.1622
10	Two-way traffic	90		Joinville	48.4434	5.1617
11	2	110	bridge	Marne	48.4335	5.1523
12	1	90		Joinville	48.4302	5.1465
13	1	90		Fronville	48.3992	5.1538
14th	1	90			48.3992	5.1538
15th	1	90			48.3574	5.1325
16	1	90		Gudmont-Villiers	48.3543	5.1318
17th	1	90			48.3425	5.1278
18th	2	110	Part connection point	Gudmont-Villiers	48.3345	5.1307
19th	2	110	Part connection point	Gudmont-Villiers	48.3275	5.1353
20th	2	110	End of the road		48.3215	5.1220
21st	2	110	Start of the Autobahn		48.2113	5.1250
22nd	2	110	Part connection point	Bologne	48.1903	5.1244
23	2	110	Complete junction	Chaumont	48.1281	5.1071
24	2	110	End at roundabout	Chaumont (south)	48.1100	5.1095

N67a

The French national road N67 ^A is a branch of the national road N67.

This section connected the national road N67 from Donjeux with an intersection of the national road N65 in Rimaucourt.

The national road existed from 1933 to 1973 and had a length of 23 kilometers.

N67b

The French national road N67 ^B is a former branch of the national road N67.

This section branched off the national road N67 in La Cluse-et-Mijoux and led to the Swiss border.

At the border, the national road turned into Hauptstrasse 10 .

The national road existed from 1933 to 1973 and had a length of 7.5 kilometers.

The road was also sometimes referred to as the N67bis national road.

N2067

The N2076 was a side branch of the N67 that was created in 2004 when it was moved to an expressway. It ran between Bologne and Chaumont and has been numbered D200 since 2006.

Web links

Route nationale française on WikiSara, a listing of all national roads


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