Route national 84

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	Route nationale 84 B in France
	N 84 B
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	5.5 km
Regions :	Rhône-Alpes
	Ain department

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	Route nationale 84 A in France
	N 84 A
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	11.5 km
Regions :	Rhône-Alpes
	Ain department

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	Route national 84 in France
	N 84
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	112 / 139.5 (up to / from 1843) km
Regions :	Rhône-Alpes
Status:	graduated
	Département Rhône
	Ain department
	Ain department

The N84 was a French national road that was established in 1824 between Meximieux and the Swiss border near Geneva . It goes back to the route impériale 102. Their length was 112 kilometers. In 1843 it took over the section between Crépieux-la-Pape and Meximieux from the N83. The length increased to 139.5 kilometers. From 1937 to 1970, the numbered main road 46 to Geneva connected to the Swiss border. In 1973 the section between the Rhôneengestelle Défile de l'Ecluse and the Swiss border was graduated. In 1978, the N206 took over the section between Bellegarde-sur-Valserine and the Défile de l'Ecluse and the route of the N84 was varied somewhat:

N 84 Crépieux-la-Pape - Meximieux
N 84 ^A Meximieux - Saint-Denis-en-Bugey
interrupted by N75
New construction route Pont-d'Ain-le Blanchon - Neuville-sur-Ain-Bosseron
N 84 Neuville-sur-Ain-Bosseron - Bellegarde-sur-Valserine

In 2006 the national road was graduated.

N84a

The N84 ^A was a French national road that was built in 1890 as a connection between the N84 and the N206. The description of this street is located in the separate article N84 ^A . From 1933 to 1973 it existed as a side branch of the N84, which branched off from this in Meximieux and ran to Saint-Denis-en-Bugey. Their length was 11.5 kilometers. In 1978 it became part of the new management of the N84.

N84b

The N84 ^B was a side branch of the N84 from 1933 to 1973, which branched off from it in Collonges and led to the Swiss border on a road towards Genève. Their length was 5.5 kilometers. In 1933, she was briefly as N84 ^A designated.

N84c

Route nationale 84 ^C in France

N 84 ^C

Basic data

Operator:

Overall length:

21 km

Regions :

Rhône-Alpes

Course of the road

Template: AB / Maintenance / Empty		Historical route until 1973 with today's names
Ain department
		as D 984 ^C
		Saint-Genis-Pouilly D 984 ^F (formerly N 84 )
		Chevry
		Gex D 1005 (formerly N 5 )
		Divonne-les-Bains
		France - Switzerland

The N84 ^C was a side branch of the N84 from 1933 to 1973, which branched off from this Saint-Genis-Pouilly and led to the Swiss border on the road to Nyon. Their length was 21 kilometers. It was briefly referred to as the N84 ^B in 1933 .

N84d

Route nationale 84 ^D in France

N 84 ^D

Basic data

Operator:

Overall length:

12 km

Regions :

Rhône-Alpes

Course of the road

Template: AB / Maintenance / Empty		Historical route until 1973 with today's names
Ain department
		as D 984 ^D
		Montréal-la-Cluse D 979 (formerly N 79 ) / D 1084 (formerly N 84 )
		Martignat
		Alex
		Oyonnax

The N84 ^D was a side branch of the N84 from 1952 to 1973, which branched off from this in Montréal-la-Cluse and ran to Oyonnax, where it ended without a connection to another national road. Their length was 12 kilometers.

N1084

The N1084 was a side branch of the N84 from 1983 to 2006, which branched off from this in Saint-Maurice-de-Beynost and connected to the A42 at junction 5. Today she is wearing street number D1084 ^A .

Web links

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


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