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| L'Autoroute Verte | |
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| Route information | |
Part of  E21 | |
| Maintained by Autoroute française | |
| Length | 144 km (89 mi) |
| Existed | 1992–present |
| Major junctions | |
| North end | Dijon |
| South end | Bourg-en-Bresse |
| Location | |
| Country | France |
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The A39 autoroute, also known as the L'Autoroute Verte, is a motorway in eastern France. The road connects Dijon with Dole and Bourg en Bresse. It forms part of European route E21. [1]
 | 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 |
 1 | ( N 274-rocade de Dijon) Autoroute commences on outskirts of Dijon |
| 2 | (Neuilly-les-Dijon) Towns served: Neuilly-les-Dijon |
| 3 | (Crimolois) Towns served: Crimolois |
 Péage de Crimolois | |
| 4 | (Fauverney-A31) Junction with  A 31 to Metz (north), Beaune (south) |
 Rest Area: Bois-Défendu (westbound), Beire-le-Fort (eastbound) | |
| 5 | (Soirans) Towns served: Auxonne, Soirans |
 Service Area: Pont Chêne d'Argent/Pont Val de Saône | |
 | Exchange A36-A39 St Seine Junction with the  A 36 to Mulhouse (east), Beaune (west) |
| 6 | (Dole-Choisey) Towns served: Dole,  D 905,  N 5 |
| Rest Area: La Vouivre/Louis Pasteur | |
| Rest Area: La Jument Verte/Le Chat Perché | |
| 7 | Exchange A39-A391-Bersaillin 69 km Junction of A39 with  A 391 to Poligny |
| 7.1 | (Arlay) Towns served: Bletterans,  D 1083 |
| Service Area: Le Jura | |
| 8 | (Beaurepaire en Bresse) Towns served: Lons-le-Saunier, Louhans |
| Rest Area: La Vallière/Savigny | |
| 9 | (Le Miroir) Towns served: Cuiseaux, Cousance, Louhans |
| Service Area: Le Poulet de Bresse | |
| 10 | (Beaupont) Towns served: St Trivier de Courtes, St Amour |
| Rest Area: Marmont/Bény | |
| Exchange A40-A39 The autoroute ends with a junction with the  A 40 to Mâcon (west) Geneva (Switzerland) (east) |
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