A507 autoroute

Road in France

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A507 autoroute

2ème rocade de Marseille
2nd Ring Road of Marseille
Route information
Length| 9.7 km (6.0 mi)
Major junctions
Orbital around Marseille
Major intersections|

* A 7
* A 50

Location
Country| France
Highway system

* Roads in France

* Autoroutes
* Routes nationales

A507, also called 2ème rocade de Marseille, is a French autoroute that connects in Marseille from the freeway A50, in the east of the city to the northeast on the D4 road.

The first section between Frais Vallon and A50 was opened on 29 November 2016, while the second and final section was opened in October 2018.[1]

## References[edit]

1. ^ http://m.lamarseillaise.fr/marseille/societe/72806-marseille-la-rocade-l2-ouvre-ce-mercredi [dead link]

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Autoroutes of France

Metropolitan France|

* A1
* A2
* A3
* A4
* A5
* A6 / A6a / A6b
* A7
* A8
* A9
* A10
* A11
* A12
* A13 / A13a
* A14
* A15
* A16
* A19
* A20
* A21
* A22
* A23
* A25
* A26
* A27
* A28
* A29
* A30
* A31
* A33
* A34
* A35
* A36
* A38
* A39
* A40
* A41
* A42
* A43
* A46
* A47
* A48
* A49
* A50
* A51
* A52
* A54
* A55
* A57
* A61
* A62
* A63
* A64
* A65
* A66
* A68
* A71
* A72
* A75
* A77
* A79
* A81
* A82
* A83
* A84
* A85
* A86
* A87
* A88
* A89
* A103
* A104
* A105
* A106
* A115
* A126
* A131
* A132
* A139
* A140
* A150
* A151
* A154
* A211
* A216
* A304
* A311
* A313
* A314
* A315
* A320
* A330
* A340
* A344
* A351
* A352
* A355
* A391
* A404
* A406
* A410
* A411
* A430
* A432
* A450
* A466
* A480
* A500
* A501
* A502
* A507
* A515
* A516
* A517
* A520
* A557
* A570
* A620
* A621
* A624
* A630
* A631
* A641
* A645
* A660
* A680
* A709
* A710
* A711
* A712
* A714
* A719
* A750
* A811
* A813
* A837
* A844

Overseas France|

* A1 (Martinique)

Planned routes|

* A44
* A56
* A69
* A110
* A120
* A133
* A134
* A147
* A154
* A260
* A319
* A412
* A810

Old or decommissioned routes|

* A24
* A32
* A37
* A45
* A58
* A87
* A186
* A199
* A203
* A346
* A350
* A401
* A585
* A623
* A650
* A701
* A821
* A831

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