Route main road 336

The trunk road 336 , or RN 336 , is a Trunk road French connecting RN 1, in the commune of Dunkirk to RN 335. This layout, in the crossing of Coudekerque-Connects, corresponds to that of old RN 16b. The decree of the December 5th 2005 envisages its transfer to the department of the Northern .

Previously, RN 336 connected Gamaches to Saint-Quentin. Between Picquigny and Longueau, RN 336 was in joint base with RN 35. In 1952, RN 336 was renumbered RN 44 between Estrées-in-Roadway and Saint-Quentin. Following the downgradings of 1972, it was famous RD 936 between Gamaches and Picquigny and RN 29 between Longueau and Saint-Quentin.
Entre Longueau and Vermand, RN 336 bore the name of Chaussée Brunehaut . This and the presence of two villages named Estrées on the course comes from what RN 336 had taken again the rectilinear layout of a Roman way connecting Amiens and Vermand.

See the old layout of the RN336 on GoogleMaps

Old layout of Gamaches to Saint-Quentin

Old layout of Gamaches with Picquigny (D 936)

Gamaches D 936 (km 0)
Infray, commune of Frettemeule (km 5)
Translay (km 9)
Ramburelles (km 12)
Oisemont (km 16)
Woirel (km 21)
Airaines (km 29)
Quesnoy-on-Airaines (km 33)
Soues (km 38)
Picquigny D 936 (km 45)

Old layout of Longueau to Saint-Quentin (NR 29)

Longueau NR 29 (km 63)
Glisy (km 67)
the Smallone, commune of Blangy-Tronville (km 68)
Villers-Bretonneux (km 75)
Lamotte-Warfusée (km 81)
Wood-of-Sart, commune of Morcourt (km 85)
Râperie, commune of Proyart (km 89)
Foucaucourt-in-Santerre (km 94)
Estrées-Deniécourt (km 97)
Villers-Carbonnel NR 29 (km 102)

Old layout of Villers-Carbonnel to Saint-Quentin (NR 29, D 1029)

Villers-Carbonnel NR 29 (km 102)
Brie (km 105)
Mons-in-Roadway (km 110)
Estrées-in-Roadway NR 29 (km 112)
Pœuilly D 1029 (km 117)
Vermand (km 121)
Holnon (km 126)
Saint-Quentin D 1029 (km 11)

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