2017 Tour de France route

ByReuters

Published 18/10/2016 at 10:06 GMT

Route for the 2017 Tour de France, which will start on July 1 from Duesseldorf, Germany:

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July 1 - Stage 1: Duesseldorf - Duesseldorf (individual time trial), 13km

July 2 - Stage 2: Duesseldorf - Liege (Belgium), 202km

July 3 - Stage 3: Verviers (Belgium) - Longwy, 202km

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July 4 - Stage 4: Mondorf-Les-Bains (Luxembourg) - Vittel, 203km

July 5 - Stage 5: Vittel - La Planche des Belles Filles, 160km

July 6 - Stage 6: Vesoul - Troyes, 216km

July 7 - Stage 7: Troyes - Nuits-Saint-Georges, 214km

July 8 - Stage 8: Dole - Station des Rousses, 187km

July 9 - Stage 9: Nantua - Chambery, 181km

July 10 - Rest day in Dordogne region

July 11 - Stage 10: Perigueux - Bergerac, 178km

July 12 - Stage 11: Eymet - Pau, 202km

July 13 - Stage 12: Pau - Peyragudes, 214km

July 14 - Stage 13: Saint-Girons - Foix, 100km

July 15 - Stage 14: Blagnac - Rodez, 181km

July 16 - Stage 15: Laissac-Severac L'Eglise - Le-Puy-en-Velay, 189km

July 17 - Rest day in Le-Puy-en-Velay

July 18 - Stage 16: Le-Puy-en-Velay - Romans-sur-Isere, 165km

July 19 - Stage 17: La Mure - Serre-Chevalier, 183km

July 20 - Stage 18: Briancon - Izoard, 178km

July 21 - Stage 19: Embrun - Salon-de-Provence, 220km

July 22 - Stage 20: Marseille - Marseille (individual time trial), 23km

July 23 - Stage 21: Montgeron - Paris Champs-Elysees, 105km

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