Route national 93

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	Route nationale 93 B in France
	N 93 B
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	3.5 km (historical)
Regions :	Rhône-Alpes
Status:	graduated
	Department Hautes-Alpes

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	Route nationale 93a in France
	N 93a
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	3.5 km (historical)
Regions :	Rhône-Alpes
Status:	graduated
	Drôme

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	Route nationale 93 in France
	N 93
	Basic data
Operator:
Overall length:	172 km (historical: 1824–1950) ; 114 km (historical: 1950–1973) ; 006 km (historical: 1978–2006)
Regions :	Rhône-Alpes; Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur;
Status:	graduated
	Drôme
	Department Hautes-Alpes
	Department Alpes-de-Haute-Provence

The Route nationale 93 , or N 93 or RN 93 for short , was a French national road .

history

The road was laid in 1824 between Fiancey and a junction with National Road 85 north of Sisteron . It goes back to route 112 impériale . Their length was 158.5 kilometers. At the beginning of the 20th century, the section between Aspres-sur-Buëch and Pont la Barque was transferred to other national roads, as traffic in the direction of Sisteron had shifted to the shorter, parallel national road 75 since 1842 . This created the national road 93 ^A and from this point on the N 93 was interrupted by the N 75 and 12 kilometers shorter. In 1950 the section between Pont la Barque and the N 85 north of Sisteron was assigned to the N 75. So their length up to the graduation in 1973 was only 114 kilometers. From 1978 to 2006, there was a further use of the N 93 for a connection between the national roads 86 and 7 in Donzere who briefly N 86 as ^J was called.

Side branches

N 93a

The Route nationale 93 ^A , or N 93 ^A or RN 93 ^{A for} short , was a French national road that was built in the 20th century. was created from a partial route of the N 93. This is described here . In 1933 a new N 93 ^{A was built} from the D12 (designated as Gc6 in 1838) in the Drôme department. This ran between Allex and Livron-sur-Drôme and had a length of 3.5 kilometers. 1973 this road was the 93 secondary road ^A stepped.

N 93b

The Route nationale 93 ^B , N 93 ^B or RN 93 ^{B for} short , was a side branch of the N 93, which branched off in Saint-Pierre-d'Argençon in 1933 and led to Aspremont . Their length was 3.5 kilometers. In 1973, she was 993 to secondary road ^B graded.

Web links

Route nationale française 93 on WikiSara (French)
Route nationale française 93 ^A on WikiSara (French)
Route nationale française 93 ^B on WikiSara (French)


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