Route national 618

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	Route nationale 618 B in France
	N 618 B
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	11.5 km
Regions :	Aquitaine
	Department Pyrénées-Atlantiques

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	Route nationale 618 A in France
	N 618 A
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	14.5 km
Regions :	Aquitaine
	Department Pyrénées-Atlantiques

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	Route nationale 618 in France
	N 618
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	17 + 9 + 44 + 26 + 124 + 93 (from 1954 102.5) + 46 + 25.5 (from 1962 21.5) + 62 + 30 (from 1949 68) km
Regions :	Languedoc-Roussillon; Midi-Pyrénées; Aquitaine;
	Department Pyrénées-Orientales
	via N 9
	via N 115
	via N 116
	via N 20
	department Ariège
	Département Haute-Garonne
	via N 125
	via N 618 C
	via
	via
	Department Hautes-Pyrénées
	via N 21
	Department Pyrénées-Atlantiques
	via N 134bis
	via N 134
	via N 134
	via N 133
	via N 132

The Route nationale 618 , or N 618 or RN 618 for short , was a French national road from 1933 to 1973 , which ran in ten parts between Argelès-sur-Mer and Saint-Jean-de-Luz. It was also known as the Route des Pyrénées . Between the junction south of Laruns with the N134 ^BIS and Eaux-Bonnes is the former section of the N134 ^{TO A} . Between Escot and Bagnères-de-Luchon, the N618 runs along the routes of the Routes thermales established in 1860. In 1949 the N132 was shortened back from its southern end point in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Cambo-les-Bains and the route of the N618 was added. In 1954 she was led from Bagnères-de-Luchon to the Spanish border on the Col du Portillon. The next change came in 1962. It was taken from Lurbe-Saint-Christau to Asasp to the N134 and the Ic38 (later renumbered D238) was added. Its total length was initially 476.5 kilometers, in 1949 the length increased to 510.5 kilometers and then in 1954 to 520 kilometers. In 1962 it sank to 516 kilometers.

Routes thermales

The Routes thermales are roads laid out in the Pyrenees by decree of Napoléon III in 1860. In 1933 they merged with the N618, except for a short section that belonged to the N135. In their course they cross passes that are regularly crossed by the Tour de France.

RT1

The RT1 ran from the N125 in Bagnères-de-Luchon via the Port de Peyresourde (now called "Col"), Arreau (junction with the N129), the Col d'Aspin, Sainte Marie-de-Campan (RT2) to Bagnères-de-Bigorre, where it met the N135. The section between Sainte Marie-de-Campan and Bagnères-de-Bigorre became part of the N135 in 1933, the remaining part and the other RT became part of the N618.

RT2

The RT2 ran from the RT1 in Sainte Marie-de-Campan to the N21 to Barèges over the Col du Tourmalet.

RT3

The RT3 ran from the N21 in Argeles-Gazost to Eaux-Bonnes to the N134bis ^A over the Col d'Aubisque.

RT3bis

The RT3bis was a side branch of the RT3 in Eaux-Bonnes, which, unlike the other RTs, was not established until 1862 and ran on the Promenade de l'Impératrice.

RT4

The RT4 ran from the N134bis in Arudy to the N134 in Escot.

N 618a

The Route nationale 618 ^A , or N 618 ^A or RN 618 ^{A for} short , was a side branch of the N618 from 1933 to 1973, which branched off from this southwest of Aramits and led to Oloron-Sainte-Marie. Their length was 14.5 kilometers.

N 618b

The Route nationale 618 ^B , or N 618 ^B or RN 618 ^{B for} short , was a side branch of the N618 from 1933 to 1973, which branched off from it in Arudy and led to Herrère. Their length was 11.5 kilometers.

N 618c

Route nationale 618 ^C in France

N 618 ^C

Basic data

Operator:

Overall length:

18 km

Regions :

Midi-Pyrénées

Course of the road

Template: AB / Maintenance / Empty		historical street course until 1973 (with today's names)
Département Haute-Garonne

Template: AB / Maintenance / Empty		from 1954
		as D 825
		D 125 & D 825 (formerly N 125 )

		Chaum D 618 (formerly N 618 )
		as N 125
		Saint-Béat
		Arlos
		Fos
		Melles
		France - Spain
		as

The Route nationale 618 ^C , or N 618 ^C or RN 618 ^{C for} short , was a side branch of the N618 from 1933 to 1973, which branched off from it in Chaum and led to the Spanish border, where it continued in the N-230. It was first set as N125 ^A in 1933 and renumbered in the same year. In 1973 it was completely taken over by the N125. Their length was 18 kilometers.

N 618d

The Route nationale 618 ^D , or N 618 ^D or RN 618 ^{D for} short , was a branch of the N618, which was created in Saint-Jean-de-Luz in 1965 by changing the route of the N10 and N618. In 1973 the road became a national road again in 1982 as part of the N10 by changing the route within the town. It has had the number D810 since 2006.

Web links

Route nationale française on WikiSara, a list of all national roads (French)


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