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Watford: A411 Hempstead Road (The snapper snapped)

A411 Watford in 1996

Hempstead Road junction with Langley Road. The Eleco's were still there in 2007.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Feb 02, 2008 by Truvelo

Bushey Arches over the junction of the same name

M1 Junction 3

Original plan for junction 3, now Scratchwood services. This plan doesnt have it as a roundabout junction Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 14, 2005 by Jonathan B4027

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Borehamwood- A1-A411 Stirling Corner roundabout This roundabout is so large that it is virtually impossible to stand back far enough to capture it all in one image. To be pedantic it's more of an "ellipseabout" than a roundabout, with a long axis over the grassed area of about 80 metres, aligned with the A1, and short axis of about 55 metres, aligned with the A411. In fact the A411 is the older road, with the A1 only being built and crossing it in the 1930s as the Barnet By-pass.

M1 J5 to 10 - 1 - Advance signage to M1 - Watford - Waterfield Roundabout - A4008 Watford - M1 Link Road OP Lew

Entering Watford - town sign and speed limit
On Hempstead Road, just south of Hunton Bridge Interchange on the A411. View east to Russell Lane. The sign with coat of arms of Watford is just inside the boundary of Watford, which runs across the roundabout of the interchange.

Watford- High Street and the Exchange Road flyover
The High Street is pedestrianized. The flyover was built in 1972 and allows traffic from the A411 Exchange Road to reach Beechen Grove (one-way from left to right in this photograph). The coats of arms of Watford and its five twin towns are on the flyover parapet. They are, from left to right, Mainz, Nanterre, Novgorod, Watford, Pesaro and Wilmington. The twinning with Novgorod, which happened in 1984, met with some local opposition and the forming of the WART group (Watford Against Russian Twinning!).

 

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