B5112
| B5112 | |||||||
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| From: | Bryngwran (SH365769) | ||||||
| To: | Llanerchymedd (SH417841) | ||||||
| Distance: | 6.1 miles (9.8 km) | ||||||
| Meets: | A4080, A5, B5109, B5111 | ||||||
| Former Number(s): | B4423 | ||||||
| Old route now: | B5109 | ||||||
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The B5112 is a rural road on Anglesey.
The route at a crossroads on the A5 to the east of Bryngwran. The road opposite is the A4080 which links to junction 5 of the A55.
It heads north across the fairly flat Anglesey countryside. At Trefor it meets the B5109, which it crosses at a slightly staggered crossroads. The road now starts to head in a more easterlydirection. It climbs up to Carmel before descending again to Llanerchymedd. After going over the disused Amlwch Branch Line the road ends in the centre of the village at a mini-roundabout on the B5111.
History
The original number of the road south of Trefor was B4423. The 1922 route of the B5112 started in Llanynghenedl and headed east to Trefor before turning north and following its current route to Llanerchymedd.
In 1935 the B4423 was abolished and the B5112 took over its route from Bryngwran to Trefor. The road west of Trefor became part of a western extension of the B5109, which it remains.