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B878 :
The B878 runs across the Isle of Bute. It starts on the B881 (former A845) High Street in the centre of Rothesay and heads west, then south west along Russell Street, Mill Street and on to Barone Road. After leaving town the road sweeps round to the west again and climbs steadily over the northern shoulder of Barone Hill. A sharp left turn then takes it over a low summit as |
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