Route national 29

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	Route nationale 29 in France
	N 29
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	192.5 km (historical: 1824–1933) ; 44 + 192.5 km (historical: 1933–1973) ; 247 km (historical: 1973–2006)
Regions :	Upper Normandy; Picardy; Nord-Pas-de-Calais;
Status:	graduated
	Department Seine-Maritime
	via N 28
	Somme department
	Department Pas-de-Calais
	North department

The Route nationale 29 , or N 29 or RN 29 for short , was a French national road .

history

The road was laid in 1824 between the N28 northeast of Neufchâtel-en-Bray and the Belgian border at Quiévrain . It goes back to route 32 impériale. Their length was 192.5 kilometers. In 1933 it was extended to include the section between a road intersection with national road 14 (from 1949 N13bis) east of Yvetot and the N28 east of Saint-Saëns, the length of which was 44 kilometers. In 1973 the route from Amiens to La Capelle was changed:

N 29 at Yvetot - N28
interrupted by N28
N 29 N28 - Amiens
N 35 Amiens - Longueau
N 336 Longueau - Estrées-en-Chaussée
N 44 Estrées-en-Chaussée - Saint-Quentin
N 30 Saint-Quentin - La Capelle

In 2006, the N 29 was completely downgraded to département roads . Today the A29 runs parallel between Yvetot and Saint-Quentin, the number of which, like the A28, is based on the national road.

N29a

The N29 ^A was a side branch of the N29 from 1933 to 1973, which branched off from it in Cambrai west of the center and led to the N17 as a bypass. 1933 this road was briefly part of the N342 ^A . In 1978 the road became part of the new N30.

N2029

The N2029 was a side branch of the N29 from 1989 to 2006, which included the old route when it was led north around Poix-de-Picardie.

Web links

Route nationale française 29 on WikiSara (French)


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