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A519 crossing High Bridge

A519 by High Bridge

High Bridge near Norbury, Staffordshire

The A519 at Hanchurch

The A519 north of Eccleshall

High Offley milestone

Norbury Parish milestone

The Ellenhall junction

M6 signs on the A519

The A519

New roundabout on A51/A519

Scans from Oldhams 'NEW' Road Atlas (1963) 6. M6

The M6 was open between South Stoke-on-Trent & Stafford, before the Preston to Warrington and the Warrington to Stoke-On-Trent sections. Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 03, 2005 by Mediaman_12

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Road bridge over Lyme Brook, Newcastle... (C) Carl Farnell
This is the south eastern side of the bridge on Brook Lane, (B5043)
The parapet sculpture is dated 1995, by Ian Randall. It was commissioned to commemorate the completion of flood prevention works in 2000.

Planned upgrade of Hanchurch Interchange as part of proposals to widen the M6 from 1994.

Urbis ZX2 lighting, the black deep-bowl versions, coming into Newcastle-Under-Lyme.

12m steel posts with deep-bowl and dark Urbis ZX2 (HPS/S0N) lanterns. This is along Clayton Road (A519) coming into Newcastle-under-Lyme. Photo from February 2019.

Esso filling station on the A519 in Clayton

The Sphere Saturday 6 April 1963, page 33 Hanchurch M6 under construction, looking north, opened December 1962, 12 miles built by John Laing

 

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