Route nationale 30

Template: Infobox trunk road / Maintenance / FR -N

Regions:

Historical (1824-1973):

  • Haute -Normandie
  • Picardie

Historical (1973-2006):

  • Nord-Pas -de- Calais

The Route nationale 30, just N 30 or RN 30, was a French national road.

History

The road ran from 1824 to 1973 from Rouen to the road junction with National Road 2 at La Capelle. It goes back to the route impériale 33. Their total length was 228 kilometers. 1973, the section between Gournay -en- Bray and Saint- Quentin was downgraded. The route from Rouen to Gournay -en- Bray was taken over by the National Road 31, the designation of the route from Saint -Quentin to La Capelle was changed to the National Road 29. At the same time, changing the section from Bapaume to the Belgian border his identification of the number 29 to number 30:

  • N 29 Bapaume - Cambrai
  • N & N 29A 39A in Cambrai ( north-west bypass )
  • N 29 Cambrai - Belgian border

This new National Road 30 existed until 2006 and was then completely downgraded. The rest of this section is to be found in the article of the N 29.

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