Highway A1 (Algeria)

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Highway A1 also called The North-South Highway (Autoroute Nord-Sud) is a toll-free controlled-access highway in Algeria

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The North-South Highway
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Route information
Part of TAH 1
Length2,330 km (1,450 mi)
Major junctions
North end Algiers
south end In Guezzam (Niger-Algeria Border)
Location
Country Algeria
Provinces Algiers
Blida
Medea
Djelfa
Laghouat
Ghardaia
El Menia
In Salah
Tamanrasset
Highway system
Algerian Highways

It spans the length of 306 km with 2x3 lane configuration it starts in Hussein Dey in Algiers and turns into 2x2 lane configuration in Djelfa and it's under construction to be a 2x3 until El Menia and ends at the Algeria-Niger Border near In Guezzam [1]

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References

  1. "AMAR GHOUL À PROPOS DE L'AUTOROUTE NORD-SUD "Elle sera parmi les grandes réalisations de l'Algérie"".