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The A837 autoroute is a motorway in western France it is also known as the Autoroute des Oiseaux.
Approximately 35.7 km (22.2 mi) long, it connects Saintes to Rochefort.
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Exchange A10-A837 Junction with A10 to Bordeaux to Paris. 
Rest Area: La Pierre de Crazannes Rest Area: Les Oiseaux
Péage de Cabariot
33 (Tonnay-Charente) Towns served: Tonnay 32 (Rochefort-nord) Towns served: Rochefort 31 (Rochefort centre) Towns served: Rochefort Exchange A837-RD137 Autoroute becomes the RD137 to La Rochelle and Nantes.All of the A837 is part of the E602 connecting La Rochelle to Saintes.
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