B6370
B6370 | ||||
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From: | Gifford (NT549682) | |||
To: | Thistly Cross (NT650774) | |||
Distance: | 9.3 miles (15 km) | |||
Meets: | B6355, A1, A199 | |||
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Route outline (key) | ||||
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The B6370 is a rural B-road in East Lothian.
The road starts on the B6355 to the east of Gifford and heads northeastwards. For the first couple of miles the road is fairly straight. It starts off relatively flat before descending, eventually reaching what is essentially a narrow, sunken lane, which ends at a T-junction. The road TOTSOs right to cross a stream and now becomes more winding.
A mile or so further on the road descends steeply to cross another stream and reach the village of Stenton. It goes along the village street and then bends sharply right soon after reentering the fields. This takes it to the hamlet of Pitcox, where the road bends round to the left to continue vaguely northwards to end at Thistly Cross Roundabout, where it meets the A1 and A199.
Before the A1 was dualled the B6370 crossed it at-grade slightly further east. It then continued along Stenton Road into West Barns before bearing left into School Brae and ending on the A1087 Edinburgh Road. This section has now been declassified; the road no longer exists at all south of the A1 and the section to the north is now closed to traffic except within West Barns itself.