Route primarily coastal connecting Barcelona to Cadiz in Andalusia.

It forwards by Tarragone, Castellón of Plana, Valencia, Alcoy, Alicante, Murcie, Almeria, Malaga, Marbella and Algeciras on a distance of 1.244 km. N-340 is doubled by highway AP-7 and it is absorbed little by little by the autovia A-7 of Valencia to Algeciras.

Layout

Route Spanish main road of great connection between the Andalusia and the Catalonia, (Cadiz - Barcelona). Its layout follows mainly the edge of the Mediterranean while passing by Algeciras, Malaga, Almeria, Murcie, Alicante, Alcoy, Valencia, Castellón of Plana and Tarragone. Many sections in Autovias classified in A-7 exist in particular in the South of the country.

The Mediterranean

Sometimes N-340 skirts the coast of Tarragone to Valencia by serving the majority of the seaside resorts on a sometimes sinuous layout of " type; Toboggan ".

Raising Southern

Passage in plain occupied by the Huerta S before being inserted in the mountainous solid masses towards Alcoy, in a quasi-desert landscape.

Murcie and Andalusia

Descent towards Alicante, Elche and Murcie before finding the seaside with Almeria and Malaga. Its layout becomes more sinuous and the traffic is strongly charged in summer (including the night by the presence of many discotheques). This road leaves the Mediterranean with Tarifa to pass on with dimensions Atlantic at the end of the course.

History

Until the years 1980, it was known road drivers for its deplorable state in its Southern part between Murcie and Cadiz. Some of its sections were summarized with simple beaten ground tracks, which made it sometimes frightening for the mechanics of the cars. Its reputation took a turning in the years 1990 when one started to build portions of fast tracks there known as autovias .

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