Barnet

This article is about the town and destination.
For the larger Highway Authority, see Barnet Council.

Barnet is a town in Hertfordshire that gives its name to a London Borough Council and Highway Authority. It was the place where the A6 diverged off the A1 Great North Road and was bypassed in 1926 with two roads linking into the Watford Bypass, which was built at the same time, near Mill Hill - the A5092 heading north to Olding's Corner, Hatfield and the A5093 to Highgate. The Barnet Bypass was renumbered as A555 in 1935 and later as A1, which also meant that the A6 was truncated back to Bignells Corner, South Mimms.

Routes

Route	To	Notes
A110	E. Barnet 1 1/2, Cockfosters 2 1/2, Enfield Town 5
A411
A1000	The NORTH, Potters Bar
A1000	Whetstone, Finchley
A1081	(M25), A1(M), St Albans, Hatfield
B193
A1	The NORTH, Hatfield
A1	London, Finchley
A6	St Albans
Great North Road	The NORTH, Hatfield
Great North Road	London, Finchley