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The N-1 (formerly designated as N-I) was the main road from Madrid to France in Spain. From Madrid, the road headed north to Burgos. In this section, most of the old N-I has been replaced by the Autovía A-1. From Burgos to Miranda de Ebro the N-1 still exists, running parallel to the (formerly tolled) Autopista AP-1.
In Álava, the former N-I has been redesignated. Current roads using the alignment of the former N-I include the N-102 [es] and N-104 [es], the western and eastern access roads to Vitoria-Gasteiz. In the province of Gipuzkoa, the road is still signed as N-I despite being an autovía. The N-I in Gipuzkoa is tolled for heavy goods vehicles.
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Not counting the autovía section in Gipuzkoa designated as N-I.
National road N-1
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