A scan of south Hampshire from a mid-1980s Esso Motor-Map No.2. If you look carefully you will notice the M27 has a junction 6 and the M275 has a Tipner junction, both of which are unbuilt, although the latter is likely to be built soon. Why didn't they go the whole hog and show Segensworth Services or an extension to the A3(M)?
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 07, 2007 by sotonsteve
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'''Optimistic Esso map'''
A scan of south Hampshire from a mid-1980s Esso Motor-Map No.2. If you look carefully you will notice the M27 has a junction 6 and the M275 has a Tipner junction, both of which are unbuilt, although the latter is likely to be...
