Route national 140

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	Route national 140 in France
	N 140
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	336.5 + 98 km (historical)
Regions :	Center-Val de Loire; Nouvelle-Aquitaine; Occitania;
Status:	graduated
	Loiret department
	Cher department
	Indre department
	department Creuse
	Department Haute-Vienne
	via N 120
	Lot department

The Route nationale 140 , or N 140 or RN 140 for short , was a French national road .

The road was laid in 1824 between a road crossing with national road 7 25 kilometers south of Montargis and Uzerche and goes back to route 160 impériale. In 1828 the section between Eymoutiers and Uzerche was graduated. In addition, the stretch of the national road from Eymoutiers to Figeac , interrupted by national road 120 , was extended. As a result, their total length was 434.5 kilometers. In 1973 a new route was created from part of the previous route and from the following sections of national roads 681 , 594 and 662 as well as Départementsstrasse 21 of the Aveyron department :

N 681 Cressensac - Le Bourg
N 140 Le Bourg - Figeac
N 594 Figeac - Capdenac-Gare
N 662 Capdenac-Gare - Saint-Christophe-Vallon
D 21 Saint-Christophe-Vallon - Rodez

The section of the previous route between Bourges and Levet was rededicated as National Road 144 . The remaining parts were graded. In 2006 the N 140 was downgraded.

Course 1824–1828:

N 140 N 7 - Eymoutiers (details in info box on the right)
D 30 Eymoutiers - Département border (Haute-Vienne)
D 3 Département border (Corrèze) - Uzerche

Web links

Route nationale française 140 on WikiSara (French)


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