Me-1 road (Spain)

The origins of the road date back to the 2nd century BC, when the Roman Empire conquered the Balearic Islands, Quintus Caecilius Metellus Balearicus ordered for a Roman road to be built which united the cities of Magonis (now Mahón) and Jamma (now Ciudadella). Since then the route of the road has changed very little.

Before the improvements in 2001 the road was called the C-721. This name was formed using a combination of the letter C, identifying that the road is regional (Spanish: comarcal), with the following three numbers:

• Firstly: 7, indicating that the road is situated on the Balearic Islands.
• Secondly: 2, indicating that it is on the island of Menorca.
• Lastly: 1, the number that it received in the order of all the regional roads on the island.

Currently the road is designated Me-1; The prefix Me indicates that it belongs to the Menorca road network, and the 1 is the number that it has in the order of the entire road network on the island.

• Consell Insular de Menorca (Spanish)

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