A920 (Perth)

This article is about the original A920 in Perth.
For the former A920 from Dufftown to Keith, now the B9014, see A920 (Dufftown - Keith).
For the current A920 that runs between Dufftown, Banffshire and Ellon, Aberdeenshire, see A920.

The former A920 (now A989) Tay Street, Perth

The A920 is listed in the 1922 Road Lists as being a short route in Perth, connecting the A90 to the south of the town centre with the A85/A921 junction at the Victoria Bridge (the predecessor of Queens Bridge).

The route was renumbered in May 1936 as part of the A94. The OS Six Inch maps from 1947 for Perth shows the A94 number on South Tay Street, following a short multiplex with the A85. The road remained part of the A94 through the 1970s until the A9 western bypass was opened and so today the road forms part of the A989 ring road.

The 1922 MOT Road List defines this route as: Perth (East Marshall Place and South Tay Street from Edinburgh Road to Victoria Bridge)
An official document from 16-5-1936 details the following changes: Re-numbered as A94