Marks Tey

Marks Tey

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Marks Tey is a village and junction on the A12 and A120 in Essex. It was and still is an important meeting point for roads, where Stane Street met the main Roman Road from London to Colchester.

History

See: Marks Tey Interchange

Routes

Route	To	Notes
A12	London, Chelmsford
A12	Colchester, Harwich	Harwich via (multiplexed) A120
A120	Stansted, Bishops Stortford
B1408	Copford, Stanway	Original route of the A12
	Aldham, Station

Marks Tey

Places in the East of England

Major Cities

Cambridge • Felixstowe • Ipswich • Norwich • Peterborough

Primary Destinations

Basildon • Beccles • Bedford • Bishops Stortford • Bury St Edmunds • Chelmsford • Clacton • Colchester • Cromer • Dartford Crossing • Diss • Downham Market • Dunstable • Ely • Great Yarmouth • Harlow • Harwich • Hemel Hempstead • Hertford • Huntingdon • King's Lynn • Lowestoft • Luton • Luton Airport • Newmarket • Port of Tilbury • Southend • St Albans • Stansted Airport • Stevenage • Sudbury • Swaffham • Thetford • Watford • Wisbech

Other Places

Baldock • Braintree • Brentwood • Bungay • Cheshunt • Dereham • Fakenham • Grays • Hatfield • Haverhill • Hitchin • Leighton Buzzard • Letchworth • London Gateway Port • Maldon • Maplin Airport • Marks Tey • Potters Bar • Puckeridge • Rickmansworth • Royston • Saffron Walden • Southend Airport • St Neots • Tilbury • Tring • Welwyn Garden City

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