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A51 Tarvin Road bridge

A51 Approaching Weston

New roundabout on A51/A519

Sign at A51-A5115 junction in Chester

Nice sign, shame about the yellow paint.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 20, 2009 by kieron

Sign at start of A51 in Chester

This sign is on a traffic island at the A5268/A51 junction. As such, the number A51 does not benefit from brackets.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 21, 2009 by kieron

A51 Rugely Bypass

A rather dramtic sight!

OP Rsorionboy

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 18, 2008 by Gavin A74

Signs at A5268/A51 'roundabout' at the Bars in Chester

Two primary A roads leave the roundabout here, not that you can tell from the picture. The sign for the road on the left reads Nantwich (A51), Whitchurch (A41) (sorry about the light), but is actually the A51.

The road in the centre of the picture is the A5268, leading to the Pepper Street car park and the road to Wrexham beyond it.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jun 22, 2008 by kieron

Signs at A5268/A51 'roundabout' at the Bars in Chester

This is an 'All through traffic' sign on the junction between two primary routes. Perhaps not for much longer, though.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jun 22, 2008 by kieron

Rugeley Bypass A51

Apologies for the blurriness here on in. Going under the second railway bridge now, the new build ends shortly to pick up on an older road.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 08, 2008 by rsorionboy

Rugeley Bypass A51

This stretch is called Power Station Road, and has been here for a long time as a quiet industrail estate road, until now. It's been recycled into a bypass.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 08, 2008 by rsorionboy

Rugeley Bypass A51

Another roundabout

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 08, 2008 by rsorionboy

Rugeley Bypass A51

Approaching the end of the new bypass.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 08, 2008 by rsorionboy

Rugeley Bypass A51

Heading southbound on the A51. Ahead is a new roundabout, left is the Rugeley bypass, and right is the original route into the town. We leave NSL behind, and do 40 for the time being.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 08, 2008 by rsorionboy

Rugeley Bypass A51

As we turn on to the new road we are greeted with a 50 limit, which covers the whole stretch, except for 30 at junctions. On the right is a combined footpath/cyclepath. The litter appears to be accumulating, tut tut.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 08, 2008 by rsorionboy

Rugeley Bypass A51 Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 08, 2008 by rsorionboy

Rugeley Bypass A51 Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 08, 2008 by rsorionboy

Rugeley Bypass A51 Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 08, 2008 by rsorionboy

Rugeley Bypass A51

As we approach the roundabout, 30 signs can be seen in the distance.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 08, 2008 by rsorionboy

Rugeley Bypass A51

Approaching the roundabout. Left for Abbots Bromley, right for the town centre. We go straight over.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 08, 2008 by rsorionboy

Rugeley Bypass A51 Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 08, 2008 by rsorionboy

Rugeley Bypass A51

Here we pass under two railway bridges in quick succession.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 08, 2008 by rsorionboy

A51 in Bridgemere

Passing the nationally famous Bridgemere Garden Centre on the right.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 25, 2007 by M6FOREVER

A51 SIGN Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 25, 2007 by M6FOREVER

The Bull's Head, Two Gates
On the B5404, formerly the main A5

River Trent bridge on the Rugeley Bypass
The bypass opened in September 2007 is built in the floodplain.

Dualled A51 M6-M53 Stoke-Chester Link

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A slightly amended A51 dual carriageway upgrade job connecting the M6 (Stoke) to the M53 (Chester) with a bit of the A500. Now features GSJ's at Tarporley.

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Part of the A5268/A51 junction in Chester. Both are primary routes, but only one is signed as 'No HGVs over 7.5t except for access'.

Darlaston Inn
Situated in the centre o a roundabout just outside of stone.

A roundabout at the junction of the A51 and B5013 in Rugeley.

The A51/A5115/B5130 junction in Chester, showing the point at which the dual carriageway of Boughton splits into two one way roads.

Bridgemere Classic & Vintage Vehicle Show

A nice selection of classic & vintage vehicles ranging from the 50's right up to the early eighties at Bridgemere Garden Centre, nr. Nantwich. 3rd May 2009.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on May 03, 2009 by haymansafc

The A51 to Chester (C) Steve Daniels

A51 at Whittington Barracks (C) Peter Whatley

Part of the Vale Of Trent Leisure Drive, from the Official Tourist Map Staffordshire Shropshire and West Midlands.

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Gabled houses on the A51 These distinctive gabled cottages line the busy A51 just north west of Nantwich, showing the timber detailing and geometric patterns in the window frames which are seen in many houses of this era in this region of Cheshire. The spire on left of frame is part of Home Farm Equine Centre. View from by the entrance to Reaseheath College

A51 approaching Cheerbrook Roundabout

Lichfield - railway bridges, Upper St John's Street

River Trent approaching Wolseley Bridge looking North East
Wolseley Bridge carries the A51 Lichfield to Stone road over the River Trent

A combined view of Cheerbrook Roundabout before and after the installation of the Hough-Shavington by-pass A500 dual carriageway. The foliage on the later shot unfortunately blocks the view of the old re-routed road, and the incoming road from the right. This is looking south.

A500 east of Nantwich

Row of houses, Millstone Lane, Nantwich Extending for 60 metres along the east side of the B5074 Millstone Lane. The house on the left is on the corner of Turner Street.

Along the A51 by-pass in Rugeley, with the old iconic power station in the background.

Along the A51 by-pass in Rugeley, with the old iconic power station in the background.

1960s column with a Philips MA50 lantern in Lichfield. It appears to be like an S&L column as well. This is at The Friary roundabout, just coming off the A51 and heading into the city centre.

Along Birmingham Rd (A51) in Lichfield. The street lights seen here are all steel columns; 10m ones with Philips Iridiums in the foreground, and 12m posts with Philips SGS305s in the background.

Along the A51 in Rugeley. Older dark grey column with a new Holophane R-Line, and newer aluminium columns with Holophane V-Max. The R-Line is newer, and the V-Max are a little bit older. These LED lanterns all replaced Philips Traffic-Visions (HPS/SON).

Older 10m dark grey coloured street lights with new Holophane R-Lines (LED). This is along the A5 outside of Rugeley. The previous and original lanterns for these street lights were Philips Traffic-Visions (HPS/SON).

 

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