Chaussee Jules Cesar

• The Chausee Jules Cesar was a Roman Road which ran north of the river Seine between Paris (Lutecia) and Rouen (Rotomagus), where the river becomes tidal.
• The modern Route Nationale 14 follows the same course today.

Description

• The Road was built by Agrippa, whilst he was Governor of Gaul from c. 38 BCE onwards.
• It had a staging post every 9 miles (15km) and Rouen could be reached from Paris in one day.

Route

• Paris (Lutecia)
• Pontoise (Briva Isara)
• Magny en Vexin
• Rouen (Rotomagus)
• Lillebonne (Juliobonna, capital of the Caletes)
• Harfleur (Caracotinum, port of the Caletes)

Rouen