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A73
A80 Upgrade, Cumbernauld
29th Nov 2009
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Dec 01, 2009 by leopard680
A73 North of Carluke
A73, approaching Bogside
A8 from Holytown to Broxburn - section 1
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From OS 1-inch Popular Edition (military version) sheet 73, published 1933, print code WO 16000/39.C (1939). Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Feb 11, 2008 by FosseWay
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Monkland Bridge over the North Calder Water on the A73 near Airdrie
Monkland Bridge over the North Calder Water on the A73 near Airdrie
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A73 (C) Richard Webb
Today's road closure (there is nearly always one) was just north of here, so there was hardly any traffic north of Roberton. Normally this is a busy road, so it was a pleasant run alongside the Clyde.
Land either side of the road is for grazing with cows and calves almost everywhere. There were also a lot of oystercatchers, the upper Clyde is one of their strongholds.
Today's road closure (there is nearly always one) was just north of here, so there was hardly any traffic north of Roberton. Normally this is a busy road, so it was a pleasant run alongside the Clyde.
Land either side of the road is for grazing with cows and calves almost everywhere. There were also a lot of oystercatchers, the upper Clyde is one of their strongholds.
Upper Clyde Valley View along the Upper Clyde Valley from the Abington Service Area.
The roundabout in the middle distance is where the roads to Lanark and Biggar diverge. In the not too distant past there was no roundabout, just a fork in the road.
The prominent hill in the distance is Tinto with its very large cairn at the summit just discernable.
Cumbernauld Missing Junction
Cumbernauld Missing Junction 'Fix'
Looking north to the M73 from the M8 east bound.
Newhouse Junction on the M8, A8 and A73, aerial view looking east along the M8.
Newhouse Junction on the M8, A8 and A73, aerial view looking north across the roundabout.
Newhouse Junction on the M8, A8 and A73, aerial view looking west.
Luggie Bridge over the Luggie Water at Luggiebank to the south of Cumbernauld. The bridge previously carried the A73, but is now bypassed by the B8039.
The new Luggie Bridge over the Luggie Water at Luggiebank to the south of Cumbernauld. The bridge has always carried the B8039.
The A71 / A73 fork at Newmains
Bellside Roundabout on the A73, from the B7029
Bellside Roundabout on the A73, from the north
Newmains Roundabout from the A71 / A73 multiplex to the south
The Duneaton Water flows under the A702 before joining the River Clyde
Approaching Chapelton Roundabout on the A73 from the west
Chapelton Roundabout on the A73 from the footbridge
Looking south at the junction between the A70 and A73 at Hyndford Bridge
Hyndford Bridge, a single carriageway stone arch bridge which has a multiplex between the A70 and A73 crossing it
Hyndford Bridge, a single carriageway stone arch bridge which has a multiplex between the A70 and A73 crossing it
Hyndford Bridge, a single carriageway stone arch bridge which has a multiplex between the A70 and A73 crossing it
Hyndford Bridge, a single carriageway stone arch bridge which has a multiplex between the A70 and A73 crossing it
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