N332

N-332 is a designation used for Carretera N-332, a Spanish national road running along the eastern coast of the Iberian Peninsula. The route lies mostly within the Valencian Community, extending from Valencia toward the southern Costa Blanca and continuing toward inland connections with major highway corridors. The N-332 passes through coastal towns and agricultural areas, providing an alternative to higher-capacity motorways for local traffic, tourism, and regional commerce. The road typically features two-lane sections in rural stretches and expands to multi-lane configurations in urban areas and near town centers.

Historically, the N-332 is part of Spain's older network of national roads established in the early 20th century. With the expansion of the motorway system, many portions have been superseded by autopistas and autovías while retaining significance for local access and scenic coastal travel. In some segments, the road has been renumbered or integrated into newer regional routes, but the N-332 designation remains in common use for signage and local reference.

The highway serves as a corridor for tourism, linking beach resorts, agricultural areas, and regional towns. It intersects with other national and regional routes, facilitating access to airports, ports, and inland destinations. As with many older national roads, ongoing maintenance and occasional upgrades aim to improve safety, traffic flow, and compatibility with surrounding land use.