A732
| A732 | ||||
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| From: | Maryville (NS663628) | |||
| To: | Glasgow (NS585644) | |||
| Distance: | 5.3 miles (8.5 km) | |||
| Met (1922): | A721, A74, A731, A728, A77, A727, A8 | |||
| Now part of: | A74 | |||
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The A732 is described in the 1922 Road Lists as Junction with A721 near Mount Vernon - Glasgow.
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Starting on the then-A721 in the Maryville area of town, the road headed west along London Road and presently reached Bridgeton, where it crossed the original A74 (now A749) by the station; the A731 also reached this point.
Continuing west, the road crossed the River Clyde via the King's Bridge before running along Ballater Street through the Gorbals. After crossing the A77 Gorbals Street the road name became Norfolk Street and the A732 ended at the next junction, where the A8 used to TOTSO having crossed the Clyde via the Glasgow Bridge.
In 1935, the A74 was rerouted along the entire length of the A732, making the number defunct. Its former route in the centre of Bridgeton is now closed to through traffic.
