A5042
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| A5042 | ||||
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| From: | Canning Place (SJ343899) | |||
| To: | Water Street (SJ341904) | |||
| Via: | South Castle Street, Castle Street | |||
| Length: | 0.4 miles (0.6 km) | |||
| Met: | A57, A5039, A5041 | |||
| Now part of: | Park, A5039 | |||
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The A5042 was a north-south road on the western side of Liverpool city centre.
It started on the northern edge of Canning Place (which was originally a square) and headed north along the now-nonexistent South Castle Street to Derby Square and then along Castle Street to end on the A57 Dale Street opposite the town hall.
South of Derby Square the ex-A5042 is now buried under the law courts and Chavasse Park. Castle Street now seems to be part of the A5039.
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