C267 (Cambridgeshire)
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| C267 | ||||
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| The King William IV, Heydon | ||||
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| From: | County Boundary (Essex) (TL424363) | |||
| To: | County Boundary (Essex) (TL440403) | |||
| Via: | Great Chishill | |||
| Distance: | 6.7 km (4.1 miles) | |||
| Meets: | C266 | |||
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This article is about the Class III road numbered C267 maintained by Cambridgeshire Council.
For other roads numbered C267, see C267.
For other roads numbered C267, see C267.
The C267 maintained by Cambridgeshire Council starts on the Essex border, and travels in a northerly direction. It has a T junction very close to the border with Hertfordshire where it turns left. It enters Great Chishill and gives way to the B1039 at a crossroads. Carrying on straight ahead, we get to the village green at Heydon where we meet the C266 and head west towards Chrishall. Before we arrive there we meet the county boundary with Essex once again.
It is described in the freedom of information request[1] as being:
C267 HEYDON ROAD GREAT CHISHILL
C267 MAY STREET GREAT CHISHILL
C267 LITTLE CHISHILL ROAD LITTLE CHISHILL
C267 HEYDON LANE HEYDON
C267 CHISHILL ROAD HEYDON
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