Route national 417

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	Route nationale 417 in France
	N 417
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	181 km (historical: 1933–1973) ; 001.5 km (historical: 1978) ; 008 km (historical: 1990s-2006)
Regions :	historical (1933–1973): Champagne-Ardenne; Lorraine; Franche-Comté; Alsace; historical (1978): Nord-Pas-de-Calais; historical (1990er-2006): Aquitaine;
Status:	graduated
	Haute-Marne department
	Vosges department
	Haute-Saône department
	via N 64
	via N 57bis
	Vosges department
	via N 57
	via N 66
	Haut-Rhin department

The Route nationale 417 , or N 417 or RN 417 for short , was a French national road .

history

The road existed in two sections: the first section ran from Chaumont to Saint-Loup-sur-Semouse , then a gap followed, the route led over the national roads 64 , 57bis , 57 and 66 to Remiremont , where the N 417 then its Continued in its second part to Colmar . On her way she crossed the highest pass in the Vosges, the Col de la Schlucht, which runs in an east-west direction, at 1135 meters above sea level. During the German occupation of France in World War II, the ( Gérardmer -) Col de la Schlucht-Colmar section was part of Reichsstraße 31 .

1973 was downgraded to Départementsstraße 417 in all departments . In 1978 the name was given for a short time for a connecting road between national roads 17 and 25 in Arras . From the 1990s to 2006 the number existed as a connecting road between national roads within Pau .

Web links

Route nationale française 417 on WikiSara (French)


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