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A5266

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A5266
A5266-1985.jpg
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From:Snedshill (SJ702100)
To:Donnington (SJ698133)
Via:Wrockwardine Wood
Length:2.5 miles (4 km)
Met: B5061, A518
Former Number(s):A5, B5060
Primary Destinations
Telford
Traditional Counties

Shropshire

Route outline (key)
A5266 Snedshill - Donnington
The former A5266

A5266 existed in Telford between about 1975 and 1990, between the now-B5061 near Priorslee and the original route of A518 at Donnington via Furnace Road, Stafford Street, Gower Street, St. George's Road and Wrekin Drive.

Today, it is a nondescript urban single-carriageway road, and it seems an unlikely candidate to have once been of A class status.

Before around 1975, it was allocated the B5060 number, before that number was recycled for a Telford New Town road to the east.



A5266
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A5266-1985.jpgFormer A5266 in TelfordSt. Georges.jpgThe former A5266.jpg
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A5200-A5299
A5200·A5201·A5202·A5203·A5204·A5205·A5206·A5207·A5208·A5209·A5210·A5211·A5212·A5213·A5214·A5215·A5216·A5217·A5218·A5219

A5220·A5221·A5222·A5223·A5224·A5225·A5226·A5227·A5228·A5229·A5230·A5231·A5232·A5233·A5234·A5235·A5236·A5237·A5238·A5239
A5240·A5241·A5242·A5243·A5244·A5245·A5246·A5247·A5248·A5249·A5250·A5251·A5252·A5253·A5254·A5255·A5256·A5257·A5258·A5259
A5260·A5261·A5262·A5263·A5264·A5265·A5266·A5267·A5268·A5269·A5270·A5271·A5272·A5273·A5274·A5275·A5276·A5277·A5278·A5279

A5280·A5281·A5282·A5283·A5284·A5285·A5286·A5287·A5288·A5289·A5290·A5291·A5292·A5293·A5294·A5295·A5296·A5297·A5298·A5299

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