Route Departementale 307, also known officially as Route Saint-Raphaël is a short country road in Haiti. This road links the commune of Saint-Michel-de-l'Atalaye to Saint-Raphaël and the RN-3.
Route 307 elevation chart
Route Description[]
Route 307 begins at the public place in the center of Saint-Michel-de-l'Atalaye at the intersection of Routes 103 and 304, heading east on Rue Charles Cato. It transfers onto Rue Aine Diaquois before shifting onto Rue l'Avenir. The road passes dense housing, which soon open into irrigated fields. A soccer field marks the end of the city and the start of the rural areas. It is at this point where the road makes a shift to continue onto Route Saint-Raphael. The road runs through vast crop fields with some homes, coming to an intersection with Route Lalomas where it soon turns southeastward after reaching the newly renovated l'Atalaye Bridge. After3 km, the road reaches a small village where it turns northeastward, running through scattered residential areas where it crosses into the North Department, commune of Saint-Raphaël. On this side of the border, the buildings are more dispersed, with lots of rice fields.
The road continues through rural land past the village of Garde Bissaou, where it heads across the sprawling rice plantations of the San-Yago rural section. The route curves to the north, crossing the Wallondry Bridge, soon thereafter reaching Saint-Raphaël's urban section. The road continues north through the more of the city on Grand Rue de Saint-Raphael until it reaches Rue Notre Dame at the center of the city. Route 307 comes to its eastern terminus at an intersection with Route Nationale 3 in front of the public square.
Map of Route Departementale 307
Junction list[]
| RD307 Direction: East⬇️ | ||||
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| Borough | Municipality | km | Locale | Notes |
| Marmelade | Saint-Michel | 0.0 4.9 11.6 13.0 |
Ville de Saint-Michel Pont de l'Attalaye Savane Orange Boitide |
JCT   ~ ~ ~ . . |
| Saint-Raphaël | Saint-Raphaël | 18.8 22.3 |
Wallondry Ville de St-Raphaël |
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