B1176
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B1176 | ||||||||||
Location Map ( geo) | ||||||||||
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From: | Ryhall (TF031112) | |||||||||
To: | Old Somerby (SK948340) | |||||||||
Via: | Corby Glen | |||||||||
Distance: | 17.3 miles (27.8 km) | |||||||||
Meets: | A6121, A151, A52, B6403 | |||||||||
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Route outline (key) | ||||||||||
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The B1176 is a rural road running parallel to the A1 between Stamford and Grantham.
It starts on the A6121 at Ryhall, Rutland, to the north of Stamford and continues north, quickly entering Lincolnshire. It crosses the East Coast Main Line three times before meeting the A151 at Corby Glen.
The B1176 multiplexes west along the A151 across the West Glen River before regaining its number and continuing north via Bitchfield and Old Somerby, to end at a roundabout where it meets the A52 and B6403. Grantham is a short distance away to the west.
In 1922 the B1176 consisted only of the section north of Corby Glen; it was extended south later in the 1920s.