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A339
Swans on the river
Swans swim down the River Kennet just after being fed on the far side of the bridge.
Swans swim down the River Kennet just after being fed on the far side of the bridge.
Plans for the redevelopment of Basingstoke roads as part of the London Overspill, as it was called then.
Sept 1969
Relief for Andover, the first major A303 bypass and also, part of Basingstoke. None of the A339 junctions were GSJ at this stage.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 04, 2008 by SteveA30A339 descends towards Enborne Crossing (C) Stuart Logan
The A339 is a dreadful, fast road between Newbury and Basingstoke but here it's about to leave Hampshire and cross into West Berkshire. The River Enborne defines the border at this point.
The A339 is a dreadful, fast road between Newbury and Basingstoke but here it's about to leave Hampshire and cross into West Berkshire. The River Enborne defines the border at this point.
An aerial view of the Black Dam Roundabout, shortly before the M3 spur opened. Note the ring road is not finished.
Victoria Park Bridge
Formerly the A34 by-passing Newbury town centre to the east, crossing the combined R. Kennet and Kennet & Avon Canal.
Formerly the A34 by-passing Newbury town centre to the east, crossing the combined R. Kennet and Kennet & Avon Canal.
Reading Road Roundabout, pictured in 1973, showing the missing underpass and temporary single carriageway road.
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