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North Bridge, Edinburgh

A6091

Heavy lying snow on A6091, no traffic at 4pm 06/01/10

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jan 06, 2010 by Hagbard

A7 at Harker

Albert Street, Longtown (A6071)

A720 - Edinburgh City Bypass

Sheriffhall roundabout coming from the A7, a bottleneck on the A720 made worse because of a truck crash on this occasion.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 02, 2007 by Kenny1975

B6318 meets the A7

Carlisle's road schemes

Western Bypass and Cumberland Gap proposed in the 2007 AtoZ GB Atlas Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jul 26, 2006 by sabristo simon

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Carlisle city centre
Northward at Botchergate; Court House to right.

Greymoorhill Roundabout A7

Coming up to Greymoorhill Roundabout also known as jct 44 of the M6.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 08, 2007 by Kenny1975

A1/A7/A8/ hub, Edinburgh

Waterloo Place (A1), North Bridge (A7), Princes Street (A8), Leith Street (A900): looking west. Waverley Station is on the left

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jun 23, 2006 by Simon A6(M)

At the old GPO in Edinburgh.

The photo's taken facing south. To the south east lies the 6 zone, to the south west the 7 zone, over the photographer's right shoulder the 8/9 zone and over the left shoulder the 1 zone.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on May 05, 2005 by A68Nick

Snowbound A7

A7 looking SE to Kingsknowes roundabout,9am 06/01/10. It should be nose to tail...

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jan 06, 2010 by Hagbard

Auchenrivock 01/07/08

New alignment in a cutting which emerges just below the notch in the horizon. This is where the existing road was undermined by the River Esk which flows parallel to the road on the left.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jul 22, 2008 by Hagbard

A7 Just north of Galashiels Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 03, 2007 by Kenny1975

A7 Galashiels Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 03, 2007 by Kenny1975

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Galashiels

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 03, 2007 by Kenny1975

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Edinburgh 11miles

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 03, 2007 by Kenny1975

A7 Newbattle

Viaduct on the A7 near Edinburgh

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 03, 2007 by Kenny1975

New Tweed Bridge
Once the A7 used two bridges, one over the Tweed and another over the Ettrick. Now replaced by a new bridge over the Tweed just below the confluence.

Skipper's Bridge
The bridge carries the A7 across the River Esk just south of Langholm. It was not built for modern traffic, and a set of traffic lights controls its use. This view is looking upstream towards Langholm.

A7 Roadbridge over River Eden in Carlisle
Currently the only road crossing of the river within the city

Sheriffhall Roundabout
Build a motorwayish road to bypass a major city. Invite lots of traffic, and stick a roundabout in the middle, with traffic lights!
A piece of costcutting from the 1980's and a guaranteed queue. Three busy roads all cross here. The reason for the lack of a split level junction here was that it was considered too expensive to make safe the mine workings under the site. Without remedial work, the ground cannot support the weight of a bridge.

Ironic VMS message

kingstown Interchange as it is now.

Abandoned A7 south of Selkirk

Kingstown Interchange as it is was in 2008.

The A7 road in Selkirk

Old Tweed Bridge (C) Iain Lees
Opened by Sir Walter Scott

Ettrick Bridge spanning the Ettrick... (C) Walter Baxter

The new Tweed Bridge across the River Tweed near Galashiels

Plaque on Branxholme Bridge over the River Teviot on the A7

Branxholm Bridge over the River Teviot on the A7, showing the stepped arch ribs to provide the skew

Teindside Bridge, spanning the River Teviot on the A7 near Teviothead

Looking across Teindside Bridge, spanning the River Teviot on the A7 near Teviothead

Looking north up the A7 from Teindside Bridge. The patch of tarmac on the extreme left is the old A7 line, leading to the predecessor to the modern bridge.

North Bridge Roundabout in Hawick, where the A698 terminates on the A7

Albert Bridge in Hawick, carrying the A7 across the Teviot

Plaque on the parapet of Drumlanrig Bridge in Hawick

Drumlanrig Bridge in Hawick

Patched Pre-Worboys Sign on the B709 in Langholm. The patch replaces the A709 which used to extend into Langholm from Lockerbie.

Pre Worboys Car Park sign on the A7 in Langholm

Princes Street, Edinburgh

The start (or end) of the A1/A7 - both non-primary for a short while.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jun 21, 2006 by Simon A6(M)

Eden Bridge Carlisle Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 08, 2007 by Kenny1975

The A7 at Middleton Moor With a profusion of signs - seventeen in total - county boundary; road junction signs; bus stop; warnings; Borders Railway contractor signs; and tourist information. Looking from The Scottish borders into Midlothian - the boundary is the Cakemuir Burn, which runs under the road along the line of the hedge at the left.

The Final sections of the A720 under construction from 1990.

South Bridge Looking eastwards along Cowgate under the bridge. Built 1786-1788, now listed category B (ref. 27950).

A7 Ladhope Vale and the Borders Railway, Galashiels Work has started on the old Waverley Line (in view here on the left) to re-lay track from Edinburgh to Tweedbank. The sign on the left gives notice of advance works on the Borders Railway.

The Old A7 at Byreburnfoot The road became the B7201 in 1984, when the Canonbie bypass was opened. 18 months later it was closed to motor traffic after a landslip took away part of the northbound carriageway.

 

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