B1219
B1219 | ||||
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From: | Waltham (TA265041) | |||
To: | Humberston (TA309053) | |||
Via: | New Waltham | |||
Distance: | 2.9 miles (4.7 km) | |||
Meets: | B1203, A16, A1031 | |||
Former Number(s): | A1098 | |||
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Route outline (key) | ||||
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For the original B1219 near the Humber, see B1219 (Barton - Barrow).
The B1219 is a short B-road in north Lincolnshire. The road was originally unclassified but the B1219 number came into existence in the mid-1920s to cover the section of the present road west of the A16; round the same time the road to the east became the A1098. By the early 1930s the eastern end of the road had been bypassed by the A1098 so the B1219 was extended over it. The B1219 finally got its present length in the late 1990s with the removal of the multiplex.
The road starts at a roundabout on the B1203 in Waltham and heads east, soon reaching open country. There's a straight, flat route across the fields before the A16 is crossed at a roundabout and we enter New Waltham. The now-unclassified former A1098 turns off at a roundabout after which the B1219 continues along a road lined with houses with large gardens. After passing a golf course the road ends at a T-junction on the A1031.