Aylesbury
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| Aylesbury | |||
| Location Map (geohack) | |||
| A41 enters Aylesbury | |||
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| County: | Buckinghamshire | ||
| Forward Destination Roads | |||
| A41, A413, A418, (A4010) | |||
| Next Primary Destinations | |||
| Amersham • Hemel Hempstead • High Wycombe • Milton Keynes | |||
| Other Nearby Primary Destinations | |||
| Oxford | |||
| Primary Destinations on the A41 | |||
| Primary Destinations on the A413 | |||
| Primary Destinations on the A418 | |||
Aylesbury is the County Town of Buckinghamshire, well known for its ducks and Friary. It's one of the largest un-bypassed towns in the UK, and one of the few that isn't on the coast.
Routes
| Route | To (What is actually signed along the route) | Notes |
| London, Hemel Hempstead, Watford, Aston Clinton, Tring | different destinations on different signs | |
| (M40), Bicester, Waddeston, Banbury | ||
| London, Amersham, Wycombe (A4010) | ||
| L. Buzzard, Milton Keynes | MK via A4146 | |
| Princes Risborough, Wycombe | Accessed via A413 | |
| Buckingham | ||
| (M40), Oxford, Thame, Stone, Bicester | Avoiding Low Bridge | |
| western side of ring road | ||
| route around the north of the town | ||
| Stoke Mandeville Hospital, Stoke Mandeville, High Wycombe (A4010) | ||
| in town centre, renumbered in 1935 |