Quebec Autoroute 19
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Also known as Papineau Highway, Autoroute 19 runs through the Rivière des Prairies.
Year of construction
Year of construction :
- From Henri-Bourassa Blvd. to Lévesque Blvd. ... 1970
- From Lévesque Blvd. to St-Martin Blvd. (Route 148) ... 1972
- From St-Martin Blvd. (Route 148) to Laval freeway (Autoroute 440) ... 1976
- From Laval freeway (Autoroute 440) to Dagenais Blvd. ... 1990
Annual Average Daily Traffic
Lowest Annual Average Daily Traffic : 12 400 (between R-148 and A-440) (2000) Highest Annual Average Daily Traffic : 57 000 (Papineau-Leblanc Bridge) (2000)
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| Autoroutes of Quebec |
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| Principal Autoroutes Autoroute 5 | Autoroute 10 | Autoroute 13 | Autoroute 15 | Autoroute 19 | Autoroute 20 | Autoroute 25 | Autoroute 30 | Autoroute 31 | Autoroute 35 | Autoroute 40 | Autoroute 50 | Autoroute 55 | Autoroute 70 | Autoroute 73 | Autoroute 85 (Future) | |||
| Spur Autoroutes Autoroute 410 | Autoroute 440 (Laval) | Autoroute 440 (Quebec City) | Autoroute 520 | Autoroute 530 (Future) | Autoroute 540 (Vaudreuil-Dorion) | Autoroute 540 (Quebec City) | Autoroute 573 | Autoroute 640 | Autoroute 720 | Autoroute 740 | Autoroute 955 | Autoroute 973 | |||
| Routes with parts built to Autoroute standards[[Citing sources citation needed]] Route 105 | Route 112 | Route 116 | Route 117 | Route 125 | Route 131 | Route 132 | Route 133 | Route 138 | Route 148 | Route 158 | Route 173 | Route 175 | Route 185 | Route 201 | |||
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