Route national 156

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Route Nationale 156 in France
N 156
Basic data
Operator:
Overall length: 39 + 57 km

Regions :

Center-Val de Loire

Course of the road
Template: AB / Maintenance / Empty Historical route until 1973 with today's names
Department Loir-et-Cher
Street as D 956
Locality Blois D 2152 & D 952 (formerly N 152 ) / D 957 (formerly N 157 )
D 766 (formerly N 766 ) / D 924 (formerly N 824 )
Locality Blois Southeast D 951 (formerly N 751 )
Locality Saint-Gervais-la-Forêt
crossing D 923 (formerly N 723 ) / D 965 (formerly N 765 )
Locality Cellettes
Locality Cormeray
Locality Contres D 675 (formerly N 675 )
Locality Chémery
Locality Le Pont-de-Sauldre D 976 & D 956 (formerly N 76 )
via N 76
Locality Selles-sur-Cher D 176 A & D 956 (formerly N 76 )
Indre department
Locality La Vernelle
Locality Fontguenand
Locality Valençay D 960 (formerly N 760 )
Locality Levroux D 926 (formerly N 726 )
Locality Châteauroux D 920 (formerly N 20 )
D 943 (formerly N 143 ) / D 990 (formerly N 690 )
D 925 (formerly N 725 )

The N156 was a French national road established between Blois and Châteauroux in 1824. It goes back to the route impériale 176. Its total length was 96 kilometers. 1973 was the complete gradation. In 1978 a piece of the N104 in the urban area of ​​Ales was built as a connection between the N104 and N106, and a new N156. This was downgraded in 1981. Once again, the number was used for the road between the end of the N157 at Rocade de Rennes and downtown Rennes, which came from the N157. This has been a municipal road since 2006.

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