Périphérique
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Périphérique is the French term for a motorway or freeway encircling or orbiting a large city. It is the equivalent of the English term "ring road" or American term "beltway". There are several Boulevards Périphériques in France, the most notable of which is the Boulevard Périphérique in Paris.
[edit] Notable périphériques
Other notable périphériques aside from the Boulevard Périphérique
- Périphérique de Toulouse (A620, A612), Toulouse
- Périphérique de Lyon (A7, N383), Lyon. West segment is still under construction.
- Périphérique de Bordeaux : (A630, N230), Bordeaux
- Périphérique de Caen (N814), Caen
- Périphérique de Lille (A22, A25, N352) Lille
- Périphérique de Nantes (N8444, N249), Nantes. Longest beltway of France.
- Périphérique de Rennes (N136), Rennes
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