From Orange, theA9 motorway, known as the Languedoc and Catalan motorways, runs 280 kilometres along the Mediterranean to the Spanish border, following the old via Dominitia.
Map of the A9 motorway route
Continuing theA7 motorway from Lyon and branching off towards the south-west and the Pyrenees at Orange, the A9 is managed by Autoroutes du Sud de la France(ASF).
Nicknamed the “Languedocienne” and then the “Catalane”, it is 280 kilometres long, with a section doubled by theA709 motorway near Montpellier.
From Orange to Perthus and the Spanish border, here is the route of the A9 with the main towns along the way and junctions with other motorways, from north to south:
Interactive maps of the A9 motorway
Interchanges, exits, A9 tolls
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Along the A9, here are the exits, toll plazas and interchanges with their roadside reference points (PR*):
A9 motorway areas
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Along the A9, entrances and exits, service areas, with roadside landmarks(PR*) :
Reader, instructions for use (French)
Traffic and routes on the A9
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Traffic, accident, traffic jam on the A9
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