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160 Great Britain for Updates, Visit Wigan 27 28 160 Great Britain For Updates, visit www.routex.com Wigan 27 28 Birkenhead Liverpool M62 36 Manchester Stockport M56 Mold Chester 35 Congleton Wrexham 59 M6 Shrewsbury 64 65 07 Wolverhampton Walsall West Bromwich Llandrindod Birmingham Wells Solihull M6 03 Coventry Warwick02 Carmarthen Hereford 01 51 60 Neath M5 Swansea 06 Pontypridd Bridgend Caerphilly Newport Cardiff M4 13 Barry Swindon M5 Bristol 61 14 Weston-super-Mare Kingswood 31 Bath 32 M4 05 Trowbridge 62 Newbury Taunton M5 20 Yeovil Winchester Exeter Southampton 55 Exmouth M27 Poole Lymington Bournemouth Plymouth Torbay Newport GB_Landkarte.indd 160 05.11.12 12:44 Great Britain 161 Wakefield 16 Huddersfield Hull Barnsley Doncaster Scunthorpe Grimsby Rotherham Sheffield M1 Louth 47M1 Heanor Derby Nottingham 48 24 Grantham 15 Loughborough 42 King's Leicester Lynn 39 40 Aylsham Peterborough Coventry Norwich GB 46 01 Warwick Huntingdon Thetford Lowestoft 45 M1 Northampton 02 43 44 Cambridge Milton Bedford Keynes Biggleswade Sawston 18 M40 19 Ipswich Luton Aylesbury Oxford Felixstowe Hertford 21 50 M25 M11 Chelmsford 61 30 53 52 Slough London Bracknell Southend-on-Sea Newbury Grays 54 Wokingham 29 Rochester Basingstoke 22 M3 Guildford M2 M25 Maidstone Winchester 23 M20 17 M27 Portsmouth Chichester Brighton La Manche Calais Newport A16 A26 Boulogne-sur-Mer GB_Landkarte.indd 161 05.11.12 12:44 162 Great Britain Forfar Perth Dundee 58 Stirling Alloa 34 Greenock M90 Dumbarton Kirkintilloch Dunfermline 57 Falkirk Glasgow Paisley Livingston Edinburgh Newton M8 Haddington Mearns 04 56 Dalkeith 26 Irvine Kilmarnock Ayr Hawick A74(M) 41 Dumfries 25 Morpeth Newcastle Carlisle Upon Whitley Bay 12Tyne 08 South Shields Gateshead 09 11 Durham 49 Redcar 33 Stockton-on-Tees M6 Middlesbrough 10 38 M6 A1(M) 37 Harrogate York 63 M65 Bradford Leeds Beverley M6 28 M62 Wakefield Wigan 16 27 Huddersfield Birkenhead Liverpool Manchester Barnsley M62 Scunthorpe 35 36Stockport Doncaster Rotherham Sheffield GB_Landkarte.indd 162 05.11.12 12:44 Great Britain 163 GPS Nr. Brand Site name Address/Tel. coordinates Services latitude -1,5057710 Warwick Services North M40 Motorway North longitude 52,2180300 1 Motorway M40 (J12/13 CV35 0AA Ashorne W1°30‘20,774“ Northbound) +44 01 92 6 65 01 68 N52°13‘4,906“ latitude -1,5019940 Warwick Services South M40 Motorway South longitude 52,2182580 2 Motorway M40 (J12/13 CV35 0AA Ashorne W1°30‘7,179“ Southbound) +44 01 92 6 65 16 81 N52°13‘5,728“ latitude -1,9482300 Hopwood Park MWSA Redditch Road longitude 52,3635250 3 Motorway M42 (J2) B48 7AB Birmingham W1°56‘53,630“ N52°21‘48,689“ Bothwell Motorway M74 Southbound latitude -4,0610470 Service Area longitude 55,8152570 4 G71 8BG Bothwell Motorway M74 W4°3‘39,768“ (J5 Southbound) +44 01 69 8 85 41 23 N55°48‘54,924“ latitude -2,9950560 Bridgewater MWSA Junction 24 M5 longitude 51,1046540 5 Motorway M5 (J24 TA6 6TS Bridgwater W2°59‘42,203“ Northbound) +44 01 27 8 45 68 00 N51°6‘16,753“ GB J1 M48 latitude -2,6213130 Severn View Service Area longitude 51,6038490 6 BS35 4BH Bristol Motorway M48 (J1) W2°37‘16,728“ +44 1 45 4 63 28 51 N51°36‘13,857“ Bettys Lane latitude -1,9687230 Norton Canes MWSA longitude 52,6637330 7 WS11 9UX Cannock Connect W1°58‘7,401“ +44 01 54 3 49 53 10 N52°39‘49,438“ latitude -2,8725810 Southwaite North Service M6 Motorway longitude 54,7993690 8 Area CA4 0NT Carlisle W2°52‘21,293“ Motorway M6 +44 01 69 7 47 34 76 N54°47‘57,729“ latitude -2,8691380 Southwaite Service Area M6 Motorway longitude 54,7978200 9 South CA4 0NT Carlisle W2°52‘8,897“ Motorway M6 +44 01 69 7 47 34 76 N54°47‘52,152“ latitude -2,7334180 Burton Service Area M6 Burton in Kendal longitude 54,1793410 10 Motorway M6 (J35 LA6 1JF Carnforth W2°44‘0,304“ Northbound) +44 01 52 4 78 25 41 N54°10‘45,626“ A1 Portabello latitude -1,5598870 Washington North MWSA longitude 54,8902450 11 DH3 2SJ Chester Le Street Motorway A1 W1°33‘35,593“ +44 1 91 4 10 34 36 N54°53‘24,883“ A1 Portabello latitude -1,5582880 Washington South MWSA longitude 54,8888790 12 DH3 2SJ Chester Le Street Motorway A1 W1°33‘29,838“ +44 01 91 4 10 34 36 N54°53‘19,965“ latitude -2,1655940 Leigh Delamere West M4 Motorway longitude 51,5099300 13 MWSA SN14 6LB Chippenham W2°9‘56,138“ Motorway M4 N51°30‘35,748“ latitude -2,1627920 Leigh Delamere East M4 Motorway longitude 51,5092720 14 MWSA SN14 6LB Chippenham W2°9‘46,053“ Motorway M4 +44 1 66 6 84 20 10 N51°30‘33,381“ M1 Motorway latitude -1,3087360 Donington Park MWSA longitude 52,8227990 15 DE74 2TN Derby Motorway M1 (J24)/M42 W1°18‘31,448“ +44 1 50 9 67 49 54 N52°49‘22,077“ GB_Großbritannien_Tabellen.indd 163 26.10.12 14:04 164 Great Britain GPS Nr. Brand Site name Address/Tel. coordinates Services J5 M18/M180 Hatfield latitude -0,9906740 Doncaster North longitude 53,5918270 16 DN8 5GS Doncaster Motorway M18 W0°59‘26,426“ +44 1 30 2 84 77 00 N53°35‘30,576“ Limekiln Street latitude 1,3070990 longitude 51,1183740 17 Dover South Services CT17 9EE Dover O1°18‘25,558“ +44 01 30 4 20 47 40 N51°7‘6,147“ latitude -0,5047920 Toddington Services North M1 Motorway Northbound longitude 51,9477530 18 Motorway M1 (J11/12 LU5 6HR Dunstable W0°30‘17,250“ Northbound) +44 1 52 5 87 84 23 N51°56‘51,912“ latitude -0,5014010 Toddington Services South M1 Motorway Southbound longitude 51,9483300 19 Motorway M1 (J11/12 LU5 6HR Dunstable W0°30‘5,044“ Southbound) +44 01 52 5 87 84 22 N51°56‘53,988“ Sandygate latitude -3,4642710 longitude 50,7149460 20 Exeter MWSA EX2 7HF Exeter W3°27‘51,377“ +44 1 39 2 43 62 66 N50°42‘53,805“ Anzani Avenue latitude 1,3170670 Felixstowe Dock Service longitude 51,9624120 21 IP11 4HU Felixstowe Area O1°19‘1,439“ +44 01 39 4 67 40 05 N51°57‘44,684“ Medway Services Dover J4/5 M2 latitude 0,6091220 Bound longitude 51,3422220 22 ME8 8PQ Gillingham Motorway M2 (J4/5 O0°36‘32,838“ Eastbound) +44 01 63 4 23 69 00 N51°20‘32,001“ Medway Services London J4/5 M2 latitude 0,6070700 Bound longitude 51,3403110 23 ME8 8PQ Gillingham Motorway M2 (J4/5 O0°36‘25,451“ Westbound) +44 01 63 4 23 69 00 N51°20‘25,119“ A1 Trunk Road latitude -0,6789310 Grantham North longitude 52,9493550 24 NG32 2AB Grantham Motorway A1 W0°40‘44,153“ +44 01 47 6 56 34 51 N52°56‘57,679“ Gretna Motorway Service M74 Northbound latitude -3,0872440 Area longitude 55,0084990 25 DG16 5HQ Gretna Motorway M74 (J3 W3°5‘14,078“ Northbound) +44 01 46 1 33 84 93 N55°0‘30,596“ Hamilton MWSA M74 Northbound latitude -4,0362630 Northbound longitude 55,7879700 26 ML3 6JW Hamilton Motorway M74 W4°2‘10,548“ (J5/6 Northbound) +44 01 69 8 28 21 76 N55°47‘16,691“ M62 Motorway latitude -2,2323920 BP Birch West MWSA longitude 53,5666050 27 OL10 2QH Heywood Motorway M62 W2°13‘56,610“ +44 01 61 6 43 09 11 N53°33‘59,779“ M62 Motorway latitude -2,2301390 BP Birch East MWSA longitude 53,5692720 28 OL10 2QH Heywood Motorway M62 W2°13‘48,499“ +44 1 61 6 43 09 11 N53°34‘9,378“ latitude -0,3892440 Heston MWSA Eastbound North Hyde Lane longitude 51,4891680 29 Motorway M4 (J2/3 TW5 9NB Hounslow W0°23‘21,278“ Southbound) N51°29‘21,004“ Heston Motorway Services Phoenix Way latitude -0,3945530 West longitude 51,4877930 30 TW5 9NB Hounslow Motorway M4 (J2/3 W0°23‘40,390“ Northbound) +44 02 08 5 80 21 06 N51°29‘16,056“ GB_Großbritannien_Tabellen.indd 164 26.10.12 14:04 Great Britain 165 GPS Nr. Brand Site name Address/Tel. coordinates Services latitude -1,5548930 Membury Services East M4 Motorway longitude 51,4825520 31 Motorway M4 (J14/15 RG17 7TZ Hungerford W1°33‘17,613“ Eastbound) +44 01 48 87 37 91 N51°28‘57,188“ latitude -1,5592540 Membury West Connect M4 Motorway longitude 51,4824520 32 MWSA RG17 7TZ Hungerford W1°33‘33,314“ Motorway M4 (J14/15) +44 01 48 87 28 32 N51°28‘56,827“ Killington Lake MWSA M6 Southbound Junc 37 latitude -2,6367460 Southbound longitude 54,3136070 33 LA8 0NW Kendal Motorway M6 (J37 W2°38‘12,284“ Southbound) +44 01 53 9 62 18 77 N54°18‘48,984“ Turfhills Tourist Centre latitude -3,4401530 Kinross MWSA longitude 56,2091670 34 KY13 7NQ Kinross Motorway M90 W3°26‘24,551“ +44 1 57 7 86 31 23 N56°12‘33,001“ Knutsford Service Area Junction 18/19 M6 latitude -2,4002900 South longitude 53,3004500 35 WA16 0TL Knutsford Motorway M6 (J18 W2°24‘1,044“ Southbound) +44 01 56 5 63 41 67 N53°18‘1,620“ GB Knutsford Service Area Junction 18/19 M6 latitude -2,4030450 North longitude 53,3013670 36 WA16 0TL Knutsford Motorway M6 (J18 W2°24‘10,961“ Northbound) +44 01 56 5 63 41 67 N53°18‘4,922“ Lancaster North Service J32/33 M6 latitude -2,7613930 Area longitude 53,9616230 37 LA2 9DU Lancaster Motorway M6 (J32 W2°45‘41,015“ Northbound) +44 1 52 4 79 17 75 N53°57‘41,843“ Lancaster South Service J32/33 M6 latitude -2,7585450 Area longitude 53,9625210 38 LA2 9DU Lancaster Motorway M6 (J32 W2°45‘30,761“ Southbound) +44 01 52 4 79 17 75 N53°57‘45,076“ latitude -1,2069510 Leicester Forest West Hinckley Rd longitude 52,6191780 39 Motorway M1 (J21 LE3 3GB Leicester Forest W1°12‘25,024“ Northbound) +44 01 16 2 39 25 41 N52°37‘9,041“ Hinckley Rd latitude -1,2054490 Leicester Forest East longitude 52,6196020 40 LE3 3GB Leicester Forest East Motorway M1 (J21 South) W1°12‘19,617“ +44 1 16 2 39 18 90 N52°37‘10,567“ latitude -3,4103160 Annandale Lockerbie A74 Southbound Junc 16 longitude 55,2175920 41 MWSA DG11 1HD Lockerbie W3°24‘37,138“ Motorway A74 N55°13‘3,330“ latitude -1,2951050 Markfield Services Little Shaw Lane (A50/M1) longitude 52,6953950 42 Motorway M1 (J22) LE67 9PP Markfield W1°17‘42,377“ N52°41‘43,424“ latitude -0,9445650 Rothersthorpe North M1 Northbound longitude 52,2091990 43 Motorway M1 (J15a NN4 9QS Northampton W0°56‘40,435“ Northbound) +44 01 60 4 83 37 50 N52°12‘33,117“ latitude -0,9424320 Rothersthorpe South M1 Southbound longitude 52,2097100 44 Motorway M1 (J15a NN4 9QS Northampton W0°56‘32,754“ Southbound) +44 01 60 4 83 37 60 N52°12‘34,958“ Watford Gap North M1 Northbound J16/17 latitude -1,1228850 Connect longitude 52,3072400 45 NN6 7UZ Northampton Motorway M1 (J16/17 W1°7‘22,386“ Northbound) +44 01 32 7 87 64 18 N52°18‘26,064“ GB_Großbritannien_Tabellen.indd 165 26.10.12 14:04 166 Great Britain GPS Nr.
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