Route national 39

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	Route nationale 39 A in France
	N 39 A
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	2 km (historical)
Regions :	Nord-Pas-de-Calais;
Status:	graduated
	North department

	Template: Infobox high-ranking street / Maintenance / FR-N
	Route nationale 39 in France
	N 39
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	220 km (historical: 1824–1973) ; 104 km (historical: 1973–1990s) ; 099 km (historical: 1990s-2006)
Regions :	Champagne-Ardenne; Picardy; Nord-Pas-de-Calais;
Status:	graduated
	Ardennes department
	Aisne department
	North department
	Department Pas-de-Calais

The Route nationale 39 , or N 39 or RN 39 for short , was a French national road .

history

The road connected Trembloi-lès-Rocroi with Montreuil from 1824 and goes back to the route impériale 49. Their length was 220 kilometers. In 1973, the section from Trembloi-lès-Rocroi to Cambrai was taken over by national road 43 , the section from Cambrai down to exit 15 of motorway 1 and extended via national road 318 to Le Touquet :

N 39 A1 (east of Arras) - Montreuil
N 318 Montreuil - Le Touquet

The construction of parallel expressways in the 1990s resulted in the downgrading of the original route on some sections. One of these expressways runs between Le Parcq and a junction with national road 1 at Campigneulles-les-Petites . This was signposted as national road 439 until it was completed and taken over by the N 39 . Today this section is signposted as Départementsstraße 939 . In 2006 the N 39 was downgraded to its full length.

Side branches

N 39a

The Route nationale 39 ^A , or N 39 ^A or RN 39 ^{A for} short , was a side branch of the N 39 from 1933 to 1973, which ran around the city center to the north and east within Cambrai . 1933 this road was briefly part of the N342 ^A . In 1978 the road was divided into the new routing of national roads 30 and 43 . Both parts have been graded since 2006.

Web links

Route nationale française 39 on WikiSara (French)
Route nationale française 39 ^A on WikiSara (French)


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