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B713 :
The B713 is a link road in East Ayrshire. The route was originally unclassified (indeed there were no Class II roads in this area) but gained its number between 1932 and 1936. The route starts at a T junction on the A76 and then descends to the northeast before crossing the Bogend Burn to enter Catrine. It runs along Newton Street, where some newer developments are interspersed |
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