What is A10 autoroute?
{{Infobox road |country = FRA |type = A |route = 10 |e-road = {{Jct|country=FRA|E|5}} {{Jct|country=FRA|E|50}} {{Jct|country=FRA|E|60}} {{Jct|country=FRA|E|606}} |alternate_name = ''l’Aquitaine'' |maint = [[Vinci (construction)|Vinci Autoroutes]] |map = |length_km = 557 |established = 1960 |direction_a = North |direction_b = South |terminus_a = {{Jct|country=FRA|A|6}} near [[Paris]] |terminus_b = {{Jct|country=FRA|A|630}} near [[Bordeaux]] |junction = *{{Jct|country=FRA|A|126}} near [[Champlan]] *{{Jct|country=FRA|A|11}} near [[Ponthevrard]] *{{Jct|country=FRA|A|19}} near [[Artenay]] *{{Jct|country=FRA|A|71}} near [[Orleans]] *{{Jct|country=FRA|A|28}} near [[Tours]] *{{Jct|country=FRA|A|85}} near [[Chambray-les-Tours]] *{{Jct|country=FRA|A|83}} near [[Niort]] *{{Jct|country=FRA|A|837}} near [[Saintes]] }} The '''A10''', also called '''l’Aquitaine''', is the longest [[controlled-access highway|autoroute]] (motorway) in [[France]]. It is about {{convert|557|km}} long. The autoroute goes from [[Paris]] to [[Bordeaux]]. It goes past [[Orleans]] and [[Tours]]. It first opened in 1960. It is part of the European routes [[European route E5|E5]], [[European route E50|E50]], [[European route E60|E60]], and [[European route E606|E606]].<ref>{{cite web |title=A10 |url=http://saratlas.free.fr/index.php?page=autoroute&route=a10&lang=fr |website=Saratlas |access-date=26 June 2020}}</ref> ==Exits and junctions== {| class=wikitable ![[Exit number|Junction number]] !Destinations !Notes |- |[[Image:Sinnbild Autobahnkreuz.svg|17px|link=|alt=]]&nbsp; |[[A6 autoroute (France)|A 6a]] north - [[Villejuif]]; [[Paris]]; [[Arcueil]]<!--unsure--> ([[European route E05|E 5]] north; [[European route E15|E 15]] north; [[European route E50|E 50]] east) |northbound exit and southbound entrance |- |[[Image:Sinnbild Autobahnkreuz.svg|17px|link=|alt=]]&nbsp; |[[A6 autoroute (France)|A 6b]] north - [[Lille]]; [[Metz]]; [[Nancy, France|Nancy]]; [[Rungis]]; [[Orly Ai