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| La Comtoise | |
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| Route information | |
| Maintained by APRR | |
| Length | 237 km (147 mi) |
| Major junctions | |
| West end |  A31 in Ladoix-Serrigny |
| East end |  A5 (Germany) in Neuenburg am Rhein, Germany |
| Location | |
| Country | France |
| Highway system | |
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The A36 autoroute is a toll motorway in northeastern France connecting the German border with Burgundy. It is also known as La Comtoise. The road forms part of European route E60.
 | This article contains a bulleted list or table of intersections which should be presented in a properly formatted junction table.(December 2021) |
| Exit/Junction | Destination |
 | Exchange A31-A36 Autoroute starts with a junction on the  A 31 to Lyon (south), Dijon/Metz (north) |
 Rest Area: Villy-le-Moutier (eastbound) Argilly (westbound) | |
 Service Area: Bois-Guillerot (eastbound) Glanon (westbound) | |
 1 | (Seurre) Towns served: Seurre |
| Rest Area: Les Noues (eastbound) St-Jean-de-Losne (westbound) | |
| Exchange A36-A39 or St Seine Junction with the  A 39 to Dijon (north west) Bourg en Bresse (south east) |
| Rest Area: Sampans (eastbound) Bois des Potets (westbound) | |
| 2 | (Dole Authume) Towns served: Dole, Authume |
| Service Area: Dole-Audelange (westbound) | |
| Service Area: Dole-Romange (eastbound) | |
| 2.1 | (Dampierre-Gendrey) Towns served: Dampierre, Gendrey |
| Rest area: Hyombre | |
| Rest Area: Bois de Servole | |
| 3 | (Besançon Planoise) Towns served: Marnay, Dannamarie |
| Rest Area: Bois de Frachère/Pelousey | |
| 4 | (Besançon centre) Towns served:  N 57 , Besançon, Vesoul |
| Service Area: Besançon-Marchaux (eastbound) Besançon-Champoux (westbound) | |
| 4.1 | (Marchaux-Besançon Palente) Towns served: Marchaux |
| Rest Area: Chevaney (eastbound) Les Grands Brocards (westbound) | |
| 5 | (Baume-les-Dames) Towns served: Baume les Dames |
| Rest Area: La Combe de Fougère (eastbound) Le Boulet (westbound) | |
| Rest Area: Charme | |
| Rest Area: Galiot | |
| 6 | (L'Isle-sur-le-Doubs) Towns served: L'Isle-sur-le-Doubs |
 Péage de St-Maurice | |
| Service Area: Ecot (eastbound) La Combe Ronde (westbound) | |
| 6.1 | (Pont de Roide) Towns served: Mathay |
| 7 | (Voujeaucourt) Towns served: Voujeaucourt |
| 8 | (Montbéliard) Towns served: Montbéliard |
| 9 | (Exincourt-Etupes) Towns served: Exincourt, Etupes, Sochaux |
| 10 | (Grand-Charmont) Towns served: Grand-Charmont |
| Rest Area: Dambenois | |
| 11 | ( N 1019 to Héricourt,  N 19 to Delle) Towns served: Delle, Héricourt |
| Rest area: Grand Bois | |
| 12a | (Danjoutin-Bavilliers) Towns served: Danjoutin, Bavilliers |
| 12b | (Belfort centre) Towns served: Belfort |
| 13 | (Belfort Glacis-du-Château) Towns served: Belfort |
| 14 | (Colmar-Mulhouse par RN/Belfort centre) Towns served:  N 83 , Chèvremont |
| Rest Area: Les Grands-Prés | |
| Rest Area: La Forêt | |
| 14.1 | (Fontaine) Towns served: Fontaine |
| Rest Area: Fontaine | |
| Péage de Fontaine | |
| Rest Area: Angeot | |
| Rest Area: Le Haut Bois | |
| Service Area: La Porte d'Alsace | |
| 15 | ( N 466 Colmar/Belfort) Towns served: Colmar, Belfort |
| 16a | ( N 66 Mulhouse le Coteau-Epinal) Towns served: Mulhouse |
| 16b | (Mulhouse le Coteau) Towns served: Altkirch, Remiremont |
| 17 | (Pfastatt-Lutterbach-Mulhouse Dornach) Towns served: Pfastatt, Lutterbach, Dornach |
| 18 | ( D 430(68), Mulhouse Centre-Guebwiller) Towns served: Mulhouse, Guebwiller |
| 19 | (Mulhouse-Centre) Towns served: Mulhouse |
| 20 | (Sausheim) Towns served: Sausheim |
| Exchange A36-A35 Strasbourg - Basel Junction with  A 35 Strasbourg (north), Basel (Switzerland) (south) |
| 21 | (Usine Peugeot) Towns served: Peugeot Factory |
| 22 | (Ottmarsheim) Towns served: Ottmarsheim |
| Customs post Douane d'Ottmarsheim | |
 Germany Autoroute joins the  A 5 to Freiburg (north), Weil am Rhein (south) | |
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