National route 5

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	Route Nationale 5 in France
	N 5
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	506.5 / 493.5 / 500.5 / 500.5 + 49.5 / 504.5 + 49.5 ; (1824 ~ 1829 ~ 1845 ~ 1860 ~ 1949 ~ 1973) km
Regions :	Île-de-France; Bourgogne-Franche-Comté; Grand Est; Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes;
	The N5 at Col de la Faucille
	Paris department
	Department Val-de-Marne
	department Essonne
	Department of Seine-et-Marne
	department Yonne
	Aube department
	department Yonne
	Department Côte-d'Or
	Jura department
	Ain department

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The Route nationale 5 , or N 5 or RN 5 for short , is a French national road that was established in 1824. It ran from Notre Dame in Paris via the "Porte de Charenton" exit of the boulevard périphérique in Paris through the former Swiss Dappental to the Swiss border north of Geneva and was 506.5 kilometers long. It goes back to the route impériale 6.

In 1829 the N 5 was passed between Sens and Avrolles via Cerisiers. Their old route became part of the N 5 ^BIS and the length was reduced by 13 kilometers. In 1845 there was a change between Fain-lès-Montbard and Dijon. The N 5 was led south to Vitteaux and from there took over the N 70; the route up to the confluence of the N 71 was stepped and is now the D 19 and part of the D 6 and the N 71 was extended to Dijon. This led to a route extension of 7 kilometers. In 1860, with the integration of the Savoie, the section from the Swiss border northeast of Geneva along Lake Geneva to the Swiss border at Saint-Gingolph, where from 1937 to 1970 the numbered main road 37 to Saint-Maurice and from 1970 to the Swiss Hauptstrasse 21 passes over the Grosser St. Bernhard Pass to Strada Statale 27 to Aosta. This new section was 49.5 kilometers long. In 1949 it exchanged its route with the N 5 ^BIS between Melun and the junction south of Montereau-Fault-Yonne . This made the national road 554 kilometers long. As a result of the reform of 1972, the section from Paris to Sens was added to the N 6, Sens to Le Petit-Villiers was added to the N 60, and from Le Petit-Villiers to Dijon it was degraded to a department road. In 2006 the road was further graded, so that today only the section from Poligny to Les Rousses exists as a national road. The N5 was linked through Geneva from 1937 to 1970 by the numbered main roads 47 and 37.

Route

position	highest permissible total speed	Roadways	Type	section	Longitude	Latitude
1	90	1			46.7622	5.9055
2	90	1		Champagnole	46.7603	5.9072
3	90	1		Champagnole	46.7485	5.9255
4th	90	1		Champagnole	46.7275	5.9238
5	90	1			46.7263	5.9254
6th	110	2	Start at the roundabout	Thonon-les-Bains	46.3788	6.5044
7th	110	2	Complete junction	Thonon-les-Bains / D902	46.3680	6.5014
8th	110	2	Complete junction	Thonon-les-Bains / Armoy D26	46.3625	6.4925
9	110	2	Complete junction	Thonon-les-Bains / D12	46.3531	6.4770
10	110	2	Complete junction	Thonon-les-Bains / D903	46.3522	6.4591
11	90	1		Thonon-les-Bains / D133	46.3482	6.4415
12	90	1		Thonon-les-Bains / Geneva D1005	46.3481	6.4278

N 5 ^A

see route national 5a

N 5 ^D

The Route nationale 5 ^D , or N ^D or RN 5 ^{D for} short , was a Montgeron bypass that opened in 1969 and became part of the N5 in 1977. 1978 renumbered to N6.

Web links

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


001- 099	Voie Sacrée • N 1 • N 2 • N 3 • N 4 • N 5 • N 6 • N 7 • N 9 • N 10 • N 11 • N 12 • N 13 • N 14 • N 15 • N 17 • N 19 • N 19 ^Y • N 20 • N 21 • N 22 • N 24 • N 25 • N 27 • N 28 • N 31 • N 33 • N 36 • N 37 • N 41 • N 42 • N 43 • N 44 • N 47 • N 49 • N 51 • N 52 • N 57 • N 58 • N 59 • N 61 • N 61 ^A • N 65 • N 66 • N 67 • N 70 • N 77 • N 79 • N 80 • N 82 • N 83 • N 85 • N 86 • N 87 • N 88 • N 89 • N 94 • N 98
100-199	N 100 • N 102 • N 104 • N 105 • N 106 • N 109 • N 112 • N 113 • N 116 • N 118 • N 118 ^A • N 118 ^B • N 122 • N 123 • N 124 • N 125 • N 126 • N 129 • N 134 • N 135 • N 136 • N 137 • N 138 • N 141 • N 142 • N 145 • N 147 • N 149 • N 150 • N 151 • N 154 • N 157 • N 158 • N 159 • N 162 • N 164 • N 165 • N 166 • N 171 • N 174 • N 175 • N 176 • N 182 • N 184 • N 186 • N 186 ^A • N 186 ^B • N 188 • N 191 • N 192 • N 194
200-999	N 201 • N 202 • N 205 • N 216 • N 221 • N 224 • N 225 • N 227 • N 230 • N 237 • N 244 • N 248 • N 249 • N 250 • N 254 • N 265 • N 274 • N 282 • N 296 • N 301 • N 306 • N 314 • N 315 • N 316 • N 320 • N 324 • N 330 • N 337 • N 338 • N 346 • N 353 • N 356 • N 363 • N 385 • N 388 • N 401 • N 406 • N 410 • N 416 • N 425 • N 431 • N 440 • N 441 • N 444 • N 446 • N 449 • N 486 • N 488 • N 489 • N 520 • N 524 • N 532 • N 537 • N 542 • N 543 • N 568 • N 569 • N 572 • N 580 • N 814 • N 844
from 1000	N 1007 • N 1013 • N 1014 • N 1019 • N 1021 • N 1029 • N 1031 • N 1043 • N 1050 • N 1075 • N 1083 • N 1104 • N 1113 • N 1134 • N 1135 • N 1141 • N 1154 • N 1338 • N 1547 • N 1569 • N 2028 • N 2043 • N 2057 • N 2162 • N 2249 • N 2537


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

National route 5

Route

N 5 A

N 5 D

Web links

N 5 ^A

N 5 ^D