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A32 in Fareham: cars struggle up the hill.

The unusual signs for the Delme Roundabout, before the Cams Hall traffic lights.

A27

With a green central reservation. This road is now S2.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Nov 11, 2006 by Johnny

Had a go at redesigning a junction and made M27, J10, and making it a full access junction and getting rid of the huge loop.

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View of A32 at Fareham
Just south of the town centre. The road on the left is the A32 southbound towards Gosport. The road in the middle is the B3385 to Lee on the Solent(Newgate Lane). The road on the right is the A32 northbound towards Fareham.

An early morning on the A27 Eastern Way in Fareham.

The newly-modified Quay Street Roundabout, built as part of a supermarket development - guess which one?!

West Street in Fareham, formerly the A27.

Fareham Precinct, formerly part of the A27.

Portland Street, as seen from the Quay Street Roundabout. The buildings to the right were shortly demolished for car parking.

Monday market in Fareham. Portland Street still exists but has been partially dualled.

High Street, Fareham, once part of the A32.

The Olympic torch being handed over on the A32, with the Newgate Lane gyratory in the distance.

What is now the A27 The Avenue, in 1910.

The original layout of the Delme Roundabout, showing the A27.

The A27 through Fareham in the 1950s. The road has since been pedestrianised.

The A27 in Fareham, shortly before the by-pass opened.

Signs on the Delme Roundabout in 1985: the A27 is shown in primary green, and the M27 link road is shown in motorway blue - with the A32 multiplex highlighted.

Gosport Road being widened to become a dual carriageway, by extending it over the sea.

The A32 running through Fareham High Street. The heritage street lamps (since preserved) can be seen with their electric lights, and a pre-Worboys car park sign is visible.

The site of the Segensworth Roundabout, pictured in 1973.

The newly-built Cornaway Lane Roundabout, pictured in 1973, showing priority through the junction.

The site of Lower Quay Roundabout, pictured in 1973.

The site of the Titchfield Gyratory, pictured in 1973.

The site of St Margarets Roundabout, pictured in 1973, showing the house in the middle of the road.

 

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