B3336 (Beer)
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B3336 | ||||
Location Map ( geo) | ||||
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From: | Beer Beach (SY228889) | |||
To: | New Road (SY232895) | |||
Via: | Fore Street | |||
Distance: | 0.7 miles (1.1 km) | |||
Met (1926): | Unclassified, B3173 | |||
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Route outline (key) | ||||
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This article is about the original B3336 in Devon, a road that is now mostly unclassified.
For the later B3336, a road on the Isle of Wight, now part of the B3395, see B3336 (Isle of Wight).
For a possible later B3336 at Twyford in Hampshire, see B3336 (Twyford).
For the later B3336, a road on the Isle of Wight, now part of the B3395, see B3336 (Isle of Wight).
For a possible later B3336 at Twyford in Hampshire, see B3336 (Twyford).
The former B3336 ran through the village of Beer, at the eastern end of Devon. Created in 1924, it was one of the first batch of B-roads to be added after the original 1922 set.
Starting at the junction of South Down Road and Common Lane above Beer Beach, it ran northwards through the village centre, along Fore Street, before turning east to follow Long Hill and New Road to a junction with the B3173 at the foot of Stovar Long Lane.
There is evidence that the entire route became part of an extension of the B3172 in 1935 but today the eastern 275 yards (250 metres) is now part of the B3174 and the remainder is unclassified.