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0h01
Carcassonne
11000
Take Square Gambetta and continue for 35 meters0 m
Continue on Rue de Verdun for 95 metersCentre VilleMairie35 m
Turn left onto Rue Coste-Reboulh and continue for 85 meters130 m- Turn left onto Rue Aimé Ramond and continue for 270 meters210 m
Turn right onto Avenue Arthur Mullot and continue for 45 metersA61NarbonneLézignan-Corbières500 m
Take a slight right onto Avenue Mullot-Pont Neuf and continue for 850 metersAvenue Mullot-Pont Neuf
500 m- Continue on Avenue du Général Leclerc for 95 meters1.4 km
- Continue on Avenue du Général Leclerc for 1.2 kilometerA61NarbonneLézignan-Corbières1.5 km
At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Avenue du Général Leclerc and continue for 2.3 kilometers2.7 km
Merge right onto A61 and continue for 170 metersA61NarbonnePerpignanToulouseZone Artisanale SautesChambre d'AgricultureCrématorium5.0 km
Merge onto the road. Continue for 1.1 kilometerTake a ticket (Péage Carcassonne E)
5.1 km
Merge left onto A61 and continue for 48 kilometersA61E80NarbonnePerpignanMontpellierAutoroute des Deux Mers6.2 km
Exit and take E80. Continue for 1.1 kilometerE8054 km- Merge onto A9 E80 E15. Continue for 84 kilometersE80E15A9LYONMONTPELLIERBÉZIERSNARBONNE-CENTRELa Languedocienne55 km
- Exit and take A709. Continue for 1.3 kilometerA709MONTPELLIERAÉROPORTPay €16.90 (Péage St Jean De Vedas)
140 km - Merge onto A709. Continue for 3.4 kilometersA709MONTPELLIER-CENTREContournement Sud de Montpellier
141 km - Exit and take the road. Continue for 600 meters31Montpellier-OuestCROIX D'ARGENTGAROSUD145 km
- Merge left onto A9 and continue for 55 metersA9145 km
At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto N113 D65 (Avenue d'El Alamein) and continue for 600 metersAvenue d'El Alamein145 km- Turn right onto Rue de la Castelle and continue for 600 meters146 km
- Turn right onto Rue de la Castelle and continue for 220 meters146 km
- At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Avenue de Maurin and continue for 100 meters147 km
- At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Avenue de Maurin and continue for 700 meters147 km
- Take a slight right onto Avenue de Maurin and continue for 200 meters148 km
- Continue on Rue Joseph Cugnot for 230 meters148 km
- Continue on Avenue de Maurin for 350 meters148 km
- Turn left onto Boulevard Vieussens and continue for 20 meters148 km
- Turn right onto Avenue de Maurin and continue for 350 meters148 km
- Continue on Place Rondelet for 35 meters149 km
- Turn right onto Rue Catalan and continue for 140 meters149 km
- Turn left onto Rue Albert Leenhardt and continue for 170 meters149 km
Take a slight left onto Rue Albert Leenhardt and continue for 85 meters149 km- Turn right onto the road and continue for 5 meters149 km
- Take a slight left onto Rue Henri Guinier and continue for 160 meters149 km
- Continue on Boulevard Victor Hugo for 300 metersBoulevard Victor Hugo149 km
1h30
Montpellier
34000-34090
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Carcassonne Montpellier
, your routes summarized| Duration | 1 h 30 à 2 h 17 (1) |
|---|---|
| Distance by car | 150 km à 166 km |
| Bird's eye distance | 131 km |
| Fuel cost | €13.07 à €14.75 (2) |
| Toll cost | €0 à €16.90 |
| Total Price | €14.75 à €29.98 |
Environmental impact | |
| CO₂ emissions | 19 à 21 kg (3) |
| NOx emissions | 60.0 à 66.6 g (3) NOx emissions Nitrogen oxides (NOx) primarily consist of two molecules: nitrogen monoxide (NO) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2). They can cause health problems such as respiratory tract irritation, heart diseases, and lung problems in individuals who are exposed for prolonged periods. NO2 is 40 times more toxic than carbon monoxide (CO) and four times more toxic than NO.  |
| PM10 emissions | 7451 à 8268 mg (3) PM10 emissions Les particules PM10 sont des particules fines en suspension dans l'air, d'un diamètre inférieur à 10 µm. Les particules grossières, fraction comprise entre 2.5 µm et 10 µm, ont des effets sur la santé respiratoire. La fraction fine des particules, celles inférieures à 2.5 µm, elles impactent à long terme la santé cardiovasculaire. |
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- Pedestrian0 kg CO₂
- Bike0 kg CO₂
- Electric scooter0 kg CO₂
- Train0 kg CO₂
- Public transport4 kg CO₂
- Coach4 kg CO₂
- Carpool12 kg CO₂
Car
14 kg CO₂- Taxi / Chauffeur18 kg CO₂
- Motorbike / Scooter25 kg CO₂
- Plane34 kg CO₂*CO2 emissions are calculated for a distance as the crow flies.
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