Route national 66

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Route nationale 66 in France
N 66
Basic data
Operator:
Overall length: 61 + 73 + 136 (until 1887) / 113 (from 1887) km

Regions :

Course of the road
Template: AB / Maintenance / Empty Historical route until 1973 with today's names
Meuse department
Street as N 135
Locality Bar-le-Duc D 994 (formerly N 394 ) /  D 635 (formerly N 401 )
D 1916 (formerly N Voie Sacrée )
Locality Longeville-en-Barrois
Locality Tronville-en-Barrois
Locality Velaines
Locality Ligny-en-Barrois N 4
Street as D 966
Locality Menaucourt
Locality Naix-aux-Forges
Locality Saint-Amand-sur-Omain
Locality Tréveray
Locality Saint-Joire
Locality Demange-aux-Eaux
Locality Baudignécourt
Locality Houdelaincourt D 960 (formerly N 60 )
Locality Abainville
Locality Gondrecourt-le-Château
Locality Vouthon-Bas
Locality Vouthon skin
Vosges department
Street as D 166
Locality Greux D 164 (formerly N 64 )
via N 64
Locality Neufchâteau D 164 (formerly N 64 )
D 674 (formerly N 65 & N 74 ) / D 74 (formerly N 74 )
Locality Rouvres-la-Chétive
Locality Châtenois
Street as D 266
Locality La Neuveville-sous-Châtenois
Locality Houécourt
Locality Gironcourt-sur-Vraine
Street as D 166
Locality Ménil-en-Xaintois
Locality Dombasle-en-Xaintois
Locality Rouvres-en-Xaintois
Locality Ramecourt
Street as D 266
Locality Mirecourt D 413 (formerly N 413 )
Locality Mattaincourt D 429 (formerly N 429 )
Locality Velotte-et-Tartignécourt
Locality Racécourt
Locality Dompaire
Locality Madonne-et-Lamerey
Locality Hennecourt
Locality Darnieulles
Locality Uxegney
Street as D 166
Locality Golbey D 157 (formerly N 57 )
via N 57
Template: AB / Maintenance / Empty until 1887
crossing D 434 (formerly N 57 )
Street as D 157
Locality Dinozé
Locality Arches
Locality Pouxeux D 159 B (formerly N 59bis )
Locality Saint-Nabord
Locality Remiremont
Template: AB / Maintenance / Empty from 1887
via N 57
Locality Remiremont D 157 (formerly N 57 ) /  D 417 (formerly N 417 )
Street as N 66
Street as a D 466 by
Locality Rupt-sur-Moselle
Locality Ferdrupt
Locality Ramonchamp
Locality Ferdrupt
Locality Le Thillot D 486 (formerly N 486 )
Locality Saint-Maurice-sur-Moselle D 465 (formerly N 465 )
Locality Bussang
passport Col de Bussang (727 meters)
Haut-Rhin department
Locality Urbès
Locality Fellering
Locality Husseren-Wesserling
Locality Ranspach
Locality Saint-Amarin
Locality Moss
Locality Willer-sur-Thur
Locality Bitschwiller-lès-Thann
Locality Thann
Locality Vieux-Thann
crossing D 483 (formerly N 83 )
Street as D 66
Locality Lutterbach
Locality Pfastatt
Locality Bourtzwiller D 429 (formerly N 430 )
Locality Mulhouse D 422 (formerly N 422 )
D 432 (formerly N 432 ) / D 166 (formerly N 466 A )
Locality Rixheim D 201 (formerly N 422 A )
Street as D 201
Locality Habsheim
Locality Sierentz
Locality Bartenheim
Street as D 66
Locality La Chaussée D 468 (formerly N 68 )
Locality Saint-Louis D 469 (formerly N 69 )
EU border crossing France - Switzerland border crossing
Street as H12

The Route nationale 66 , or N 66 or RN 66 for short , is a French national road .

history

This street number was added to the national road network in 1824. Until 1973 the road ran from Bar-le-Duc to the Swiss border near Basel . It goes back to route 84 impériale. The length was 270 kilometers.

In 1887, the 23-kilometer section from the junction south of Epinal to Remiremont was taken over by the N57 national road . From this point on, the national road N66 consisted of three sections.

Until 1923, when the Voie Sacrée was established, the N66 ended in the center of Bar-le-Duc without any further connection to the national road network.

In 1973, the section that ran from Bar-le-Duc to an intersection with the national road N4 was given the national road number N135 . The section from the junction with the national road N4 to Epinal, on the other hand, was downgraded to a departmental road .

In 2006, the section from Mulhouse to the Swiss border was downgraded. The N66 crossed the Vosges main ridge at Col de Bussang at 731 meters above sea level. The source of the Moselle is located there .

Between the pass and Mulhouse , the road was rededicated as Reichsstraße 379 during the occupation of France in World War II . The pass was fought over in World War II. Retreating German soldiers blew up the existing road tunnel.

Routing

position highest permissible total speed Roadways km Type section Longitude Latitude
1 110 2 Start on the street 49.6766 5.0063
2 110 2 1 Complete triangle N43- N 58 49.6835 4.9919
3 110 2 2 Part junction Bazeilles 49.6848 4.9810
4th 110 2 2.5 Complete junction Balan 49.6831 4.9736
5 110 2 bridge Meuse 49.6878 4.9437
6th 110 2 One-way radar 49.6913 4.9172
7th 110 2 Complete junction 49.6945 4.9063
8th 110 2 7th End of the highway A203 49.6968 4.9048
9 110 2 Start of the Autobahn A203 49.7357 4.7499
10 110 2 0.1 Part junction Villers-Semeuse 49.7356 4.7498
11 90 2 2 Complete triangle A 34 / N43 49.7349 4.7212
12 90 2 3 Complete junction Charleville-Mezieres 49.7397 4.7107
13 90 2 0 One-way radar 49.7508 4.7029
14th 90 2 5 Complete junction Charleville-Mezieres 49.7549 4.7028
15th 70 2 5.5 bridge Meuse 49.7594 4.7027
16 70 2 6th Complete junction Charleville-Mezieres 49.7624 4.7034
17th 70 2 6.5 bridge Meuse 49.7660 4.7060
18th 70 2 7th End in town Charleville-Mezieres 49.7702 4.7112

N266

The N266 was a side branch of the N66 from 1978 to 2006, which branched off from it in Saint-Louis and ran over the route of the N69 and N19 to the border to Basel-Burgfelden.

N2066

The N2066 was a branch of the N66 from 2007 to 2009, which arose from the old town through Rupt-sur-Moselle. Today it bears the number D466.

Oddities

The Route nationale 66, together with the Bundesstraße 66 in Germany and the Route nationale 66 in Belgium, is the subject of the bilingual book Im Namen der Route 66 - Drei Reisen durch Europa by Roland Siegloff (text) and Thierry Monasse (photos).

literature

Roland Siegloff, Thierry Monasse: In the name of Route 66 - Drei Reisen in Europa / Au nom de la Route 66 - Trois voyages en Europe , 2013.

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