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A40(M) - Coppermine - 635.jpg
A40(M)

1968 map of the A40(M) High wycombe bypass. The temporary end of the M40, prior to the now Junction 2. Heading London bound this was just after the top of the hill after junction 3. No evidence now remains.

OP Jonathan

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 14, 2005 by Jonathan B4027

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A404 Marlow Hill.JPG
A404 heading up Marlow Hill, High Wycombe
Junction 4, M40 - Geograph - 146145.jpg
Junction 4, M40
Aerial view towards Cressex - Geograph - 987696.jpg
Aerial view towards Cressex
M40 Motorway, Heading West. Junction 3 - Geograph - 1281567.jpg
M40 Motorway, Heading West. Junction 3
Beneath the M40 at Loudwater - Geograph - 103127.jpg
Beneath the M40 Viaduct at Loudwater
Amersham Hill - Geograph - 1474575.jpg
A404 Amersham Hill, High Wycombe
Amersham Hill - High Wycombe - Geograph - 1483948.jpg
A404 Amersham Hill, High Wycombe looking up towards Hazelmere (and Amersham
M40 Motorway - near junction 3 - Geograph - 1791643.jpg
M40 Motorway - near junction 3
The motorway is now down to three lanes per carriageway (plus emergency lane), following a lane drop at junction 3, despite a steep grade out of the River Wye's valley which might merit a fourth lane.
M40 motorway on the Wye Viaduct - Geograph - 2358194.jpg
M40 motorway on the Wye Viaduct
A Bunk Road, Loudwater - Geograph - 1772629.jpg
A Bunk Road, Loudwater
A good spot here. More dramatic than you'd think. The top bunk is the M40. The bottom bunk goes to Homebase.
A40 roundabout, Loudwater - Geograph - 2355833.jpg
A40 roundabout, Loudwater
Gardens on A40 roundabout, Loudwater - Geograph - 2355836.jpg
Gardens on A40 roundabout, Loudwater
A40 entering High Wycombe - Geograph - 2356000.jpg
A40 entering High Wycombe
M40 motorway at Spring Lane - Geograph - 2358202.jpg
M40 motorway at Spring Lane
Knaves Beech Original Proposal.png
Early plans for the M40 show a slightly different layout to what was built with a freeflow merge onto the A40 rather than a roundabout.
Crendon Street, High Wycombe (C) Rob Emms - Geograph - 2853831.jpg
Crendon Street, High Wycombe (C) Rob Emms
Looking north up Crendon Street and on to Amersham Hill.
Handy Cross freeflow proposal 1993.png
1993 plan to replace the existing Handy Cross Interchange with a freeflow junction 600 metres to the south
M40 Motorway, Heading West. Junction 4 For A404 - Geograph - 1281568.jpg
M40 Motorway, Heading West. Junction 4 For A404
An unusually quiet rush hour at the A40-A404 junction - Geograph - 337832.jpg
An unusually quiet rush hour at the A40-A404 junction
M40 motorway climbing north out of the Wye Valley - Geograph - 2358197.jpg
M40 motorway climbing north out of the Wye Valley
Part of the second section of the M40, opened in 1969.
 

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