Boulevard Ney
The boulevard Ney is a boulevard of the 18 {{E}} district of Paris. It is part of the “small belt” (or “Boulevards of the Marshals”).
The boulevard leaves the street of Aubervilliers, passes by the doors of the Vault, Poisonniers, Clignancourt, Montmartre and arrives at the avenue of Saint-Ouen and the door of Saint-Ouen, where it leaves the place to the Boulevard Bessières. It has a 3000 meters length for a width from 25 to 40 meters.
History
It received its name of Michel Ney (1769 - 1815), duke of Elchingen, prince of Moskova, Marshal of France.
See too
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- synoptic Table of the boulevards of the Marshals and the doors of Paris
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