T8 (Britain)
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| From: | London (TQ186778) | ||||||||||||
| To: | Penzance (SW475304) | ||||||||||||
| Met: | (T6), T9 T7, T13, T16 | ||||||||||||
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Cornwall • Devon • Dorset • Hampshire • Middlesex • Somerset • Surrey • Wiltshire | |||||||||||||
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This article is about the T8 of the sequential numbering system for British Trunk Roads.
For the T8 of the A road-based numbering system, see T27 (Britain).
For the T8 of the A road-based numbering system, see T27 (Britain).
The T8, also called T30, was a British Trunk Road created in the 1936 Trunk Roads Act. It ran from London to Penzance via Salisbury and Plymouth.
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