A108 (North London)
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| From: | Wood Green (TQ321906) | |||
| To: | Cheshunt (TL362048) | |||
| Via: | Enfield | |||
| Length: | 9.7 miles (15.6 km) | |||
| Now part of: | A10, A1080 | |||
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This article is about the original A108, a road in London that ran between the A10 and A1170.
For for the later A108, a road in the Newcastle upon Tyne area that later became part of the A19, see A108 (Seaham - Seaton Burn).
For Griggs Approach in Ilford, shown on many A-Z Atlases as A108, see A108 (Griggs Approach).
For for the later A108, a road in the Newcastle upon Tyne area that later became part of the A19, see A108 (Seaham - Seaton Burn).
For Griggs Approach in Ilford, shown on many A-Z Atlases as A108, see A108 (Griggs Approach).
The original use of A108 was in north London, where you might expect it to be, along what's now A10 from the A1010 junction northwards to where the A10 spur meets A1170 (A10 then followed what's now A1010).
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