A21 autoroute

The A21 in northern France

The A21 autoroute is a toll free highway in north western France it is also known as the Rocade Minière. It is 57.6 kilometres (35.8 mi) long.

Junctions[]

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Completed[]

Exit/Junction	Destination
1	D301 Start of autoroute Towns at junction with D937 Towns served: Barlin
6	(Aix-Noulette) Junction with A26 to Calais and Reims.
7	(Bully - Liévin) Towns served: Bully-les-Mines and Liévin
8	(Loos) Towns served: Lens
9	(Lens-nord) Towns Served: Lens
10	(RN47) Towns Served: Lille via and
11	(Lens est) Towns served: Lens
12	(Loison) Towns Served: Carvin
13	(Lens-centre) Towns Served: Lens
	Junction with spur to Lens (south) and N17
14	(Noyelles-sous-Lens) Towns served: Noyelles-sous-Lens
15	(Fouquières-les-Lens) Towns Served: Fouquières-lès-Lens
16	(Hénin-Beaumont) Towns served: Hénin-Beaumont
	Junction with A1 to Paris and Lille
17	Noyelles-Godault Towns Served: Noyelles-Godault
18	(Courcelles-lès-Lens) Towns served: Courcelles-lès-Lens
19	(RN421) Towns served Douai and Cambrai (via )
20	Autoroute becomes the

In construction[]

Upgrade of N455 between Flers-en-Escrebieux and Pecquencourt which is the northern by-pass Douai.

Proposed[]

Upgrade of the N455 between Pecquencourt and Douchy-les-Mines and the A2.

External links[]

Route map:

• A21 Motorway on Saratlas