Route nationale 21
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Regions:
- Limousin
- Aquitaine
- Midi -Pyrenees
The Route nationale 21, just N 21 or RN 21, a French national road Imperiale in 1824 from the Route 24 emerged. Your first line routing was from Limoges to Barèges and Cauterets. 1859 Napoleon III decreed after a visit to Luz -Saint -Sauveur to extend the road to the Spanish border via Gavarnie. The piece from Gavarnie to the border but was never built and integrated into the N 21. 1933, the road to Cauterets were honored as N 21C and the branch after Barèges integrated into the newly dedicated N 418. 1973, the section of Argelès -Gazost was downgraded to Gavarnie, 2006 then the section from Lourdes to Argeles- Gazost. The rest of the route from Limoges to Lourdes continues to exist as a national road and is constantly expanding.
N21a
The N21A was a side branch of the N21, which was established in 1933 in Tarbes. She was a parallel route to the N21 in the east of the town of Tarbes on the railway line. In 1973 she was graduated.
N21b
The N21B was created in 1875 as a connection of the Grotto of Lourdes in the city. More about this road here. In 1968, another N21B on the north part of the old town passage of the N21 when it was placed on the eastern bypass.
N 21c
The Route nationale 21C, 21C or short N SN 21C, was from 1933 to 1973 a side branch of the N 21, you branched off in Soulom of this and ran across Cauterets to Pont d'Espagne. The 18 kilometer-long road since 1973 the Départementalstraße 920 of the department of Hautes -Pyrénées.
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Regions:
Midi -Pyrenees
N 21d
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Regions:
Midi -Pyrenees
The Route nationale 21D, 21D short N or RN 21D, was from 1933 to 1973 a side branch of the N 21 chain you in Gèdre of this and ran over HEAS to the Cirque de Troumouse. The 15 -kilometer road is a toll road on the last 6.5 miles. Since 1973 she is the Départmentalstraße 922 of the department of Hautes -Pyrénées.
N21E
The N21E was a side branch of the N21, which was built in 1968 in Lourdes, as the N21 was placed on the Ostumgeheung. It involves parts of the N21 and of a public road. In 1973 she was graduated and now bears the number D914.