Route national 40

	Template: Infobox high-ranking street / Maintenance / FR-N
	Route nationale 40 B in France
	N 40 B
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	6.5 km (historical)
Regions :	Picardy
Status:	graduated
	Somme department

	Template: Infobox high-ranking street / Maintenance / FR-N
	Route nationale 40 A in France
	N 40 A
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	13 km (historical)
Regions :	Picardy
Status:	graduated
	Somme department

	Template: Infobox high-ranking street / Maintenance / FR-N
	Route nationale 40 in France
	N 40
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	40 + 15 (before 1933) / 45.5 + 6 + 206 (from 1933) km
Regions :	Upper Normandy; Picardy; Nord-Pas-de-Calais;
	Seine-Maritime department
	via N 25
	via N 15 to A
	via N 25
	Somme department
	Pas-de-Calais department
	North department
	via N 16

Quality assurance of the Roads Wiki project

This article was due to substantive deficiencies in the quality assurance side of WikiProjekts streets entered. This is done in order to bring the quality of the articles on the subject of streets to an acceptable level. Please help to remedy the shortcomings in this article and please take part in the discussion !

Reason: expand the content and add an info box. - Daniel 749 ( ST • WPST ) 10:17 pm , Aug 22, 2011 (CEST)

The Route nationale 40 , N 40 or RN 40 for short , is a French national road that was laid down in 1824 between Calais and the Belgian border near Oost-Cappel. It goes back to route 62 impériale. It consisted of two parts that were separated by the N16. The total length was 55 kilometers. In 1933 the part between Bergues and Oost-Cappel was signposted as N16 ^A and the N40 from Dunkerque continued near the coast to the Belgian border at Bray-Dunes. It was also extended from Calais to Le Havre, where it was interrupted in two places by other national roads. Their total length after this extension was 257.5 kilometers. In 1973 the N40 and its side branches were downgraded. One section ran from Le Havre to Fécamp, another from Criel-sur-Mer to Le Tréport and the third from Eu to the Belgian border at Bray-Dunes. When it was downgraded in 1973, the N1 national road took over the section from Calais to the Belgian border, which was downgraded in 2006. For long stretches it is only a few kilometers from the coast of the English Channel . In addition, the road has three short branches that connect it to the N1, which runs parallel in the area a few kilometers away.

N 40a

The Route nationale 40 , or N or RN 40 ^{A for} short , ran from 1933 to 1973 from the N40 at Noyelles-sur-Mer to Abbeville and was 13 kilometers long. It lies entirely in the Somme department.

N 40b

The Route nationale 40 , or N or RN 40 ^{B for} short , ran from 1933 to 1973 from the N40 in Rue to the N1 (D901 South / D1001 North) in Forest-Montiers. Today the road bears the number D32 of the Somme department, in which it runs completely. It has a length of 6.5 kilometers.

N 40c

Route nationale 40 ^C in France

N 40 ^C

Basic data

Operator:

Overall length:

6 km (historical)

Regions :

Pas-de-Calais

Status:

graduated

Course of the road

Template: AB / Maintenance / Empty		historical street course until 1973 (with today's names)
Department Pas-de-Calais
		as D 940 ^E1
		Conchil-le-Temple D 940 (formerly N 40 )
		Nempont-Saint-Firmin D 901 (formerly N 1 )

The Route nationale 40 , or N or RN 40 ^{C for} short , ran from 1933 to 1973 from the N40 in Conchil-le-Temple to the N1 (D1001) in Nempont-Saint-Firmin. The length of the road is 6 kilometers and it lies entirely in the Pas-de-Calais department. Its current designation is D940 ^E1 .

Web links

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


001- 049	N 1 ^D • N 2 ^E • N 2 ^bis • N 3 ^A • N 3 ^B • N 3 ^bis • N 4 ^A • N 4 ^bis • N 5 ^A • N 5 ^D • N 5 ^bis • N 6 ^A • N 6 ^B • N 7 ^A • N 7 ^B • N 7 ^C • N 7 ^D • N 7 ^E • N 7 ^F • N 7 ^G • N 7 ^H • N 7 ^I • N 7 ^R • N 7 ^bis • N 8 • N 8 ^bis • N 9 ^A • N 9 ^B • N 9 ^C • N 9 ^D • N 9 ^bis • N 10 ^A • N 10 ^B • N 10 ^C • N 10 ^D • N 10 ^E • N 10 ^bis • N 10 ^Ter • N 12 ^A • N 13 ^A • N 13 ^B • N 13 ^C • N 13 ^D • N 13 ^bis • N 14 ^A • N 14 ^B • N 14 ^C • N 14 ^bis • N 15 • N 15 ^bis • N 15 ^{To A} • N 16 • N 16 ^A • N 16 ^B • N 18 • N 19 ^A • N 19 ^B • N 19 ^To • N 20 ^A • N 20 ^B • N 21 ^A • N 21 ^B • N 21 ^C • N 21 ^D • N 21 ^E • N 22 ^D • N 23 • N 23 ^A • N 23 ^B • N 23 ^E • N 23 ^R • N 23 ^bis • N 24 ^bis • N 25 ^A • N 25 ^B • N 25 ^C • N 26 • N 29 • N 29 ^A • N 30 • N 32 • N 34 • N 35 • N 35 ^A • N 36 ^A • N 38 • N 38 ^E • N 39 • N 39 ^A • N 40 • N 40 ^A • N 40 ^B • N 40 ^C • N 43 ^A • N 43 ^B • N 43 ^C • N 44 ^A • N 44 ^E • N 44 ^Bis • N 45 • N 45 ^A • N 45 ^B • N 46 • N 48 • N 49 ^A
050- 099	N 50 • N 52 ^A • N 52 ^bis • N 52 ^{bis A} • N 53 • N 53 ^bis • N 54 • N 55 • N 56 • N 57 ^A • N 57 ^bis • N 57 ^{bis A} • N 59 ^A • N 59 ^B • N 59 ^Bis • N 60 • N 62 • N 63 • N 64 • N 64 ^A • N 65 ^A • N 65 ^B • N 65 ^R • N 67 ^A • N 67 ^B • N 67 ^C • N 67 ^Bis • N 68 • N 69 • N 71 • N 72 • N 73 • N 74 • N 75 • N 76 • N 76 ^A • N 77 ^Bis • N 77 ^Ter • N 78 • N 79 ^A • N 81 • N 83 ^A • N 83 ^E • N 83 ^bis • N 84 • N 84 ^A • N 84 ^B • N 84 ^C • N 84 ^D • N 85 ^A • N 86 • N 86 ^A • N 86 ^B • N 86 ^C • N 86 ^D • N 86 ^E • N 86 ^F • N 86 ^G • N 86 ^H • N 86 ^I • N 86 ^J • N 86 ^K • N 86 ^L • N 88 ^A • N 88 ^bis • N 90 • N 90 ^A • N 90 ^D • N 91 • N 92 • N 93 • N 93 ^A • N 93 ^B • N 94 ^A • N 94 ^B • N 94 ^C • N 94 ^D • N 94 ^E • N 94 ^F • N 94 ^G • N 94 ^H • N 95 • N 96 • N 97 • N 97 ^bis • N 98 • N 98 ^A • N 98 ^B • N 98 ^C • N 98 ^bis • N 99 • N 99 ^A