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Heavy Load Grid Routes HEAVY LOAD GRID ROUTES Route Category Name 1 C Staffordshire (A500/A34) to Salford (A5063/Ponoma Docks) 2 C Rudheath (A50/B5082) to Birkenhead (Docks) 2A C Lostock Gralam (A556/Manchester Rd R2/2) to M53(12) (Hoole Village R2/6) 3 B Liverpool (M57/A580) to Liverpool (Docks) 6 F Newcastle upon Tyne (A1, Tyne Bridge) to M1 (M1(J19)/M6) 6A C A1/B6267 (Ainderby Quernhow R6/7) to A1/A61 (Baldersby St James R6/7) 8A B Chingford (A110/B160 R8/31) to A406/B179 (Waltham Forest R8/36) 10A D Avonmouth (Docks(St Andrews Gates)) to Gloucester (A40/A417) 10B D Avonmouth (Docks(West Gate)) to Avonmouth (M49) 10 E Stafford (A34/Riverway) to Gloucester (A449/A38) 13 B A1 (A63/A1) to Monk Fryston (A63/Fryston Common La) 14 B Ferrybridge (A162/A1) to Ferrybridge (Power Station) 16 D A1 (A1/B1220) to Thorpe in Balne (Thorpe Bank/Thorpe La) 17 B A1 (A1/A614) to M180 (J1) 18 F A1(M) (A1(M)/M18) to Eggborough (Power Station) 19 B A1/A57 (Markham Moor) to Cottam (Power Station) 20 F A1 (B1164/A1) to High Marham (Power Station) 22 A Folkestone (Folkestone Harbour) to Dungeness (Nuclear Power Station) 24A B Aldershot (A323/A331 R24/3) to Farnham (A31/A287) 24B B Ripley (A3/B2039) to Upper Hale (A325/A3016) 27A F Mangotsfield (A432/A4174 R27/6) to Pennsylvania (A420/A46 R27/8) 29 C Backford (A5117/A41) to Ince (Substation) 30 E Backford (A5117/A41) to Ellesmere Port (Queen Elizabeth Docks) 32I D Darlington (A167/Whessoe Rd) to Middlesborough (Docks) 32C D Middlesbrough (A172/A1085 R32B/13) to Redcar and Cleveland (Lackenby Docks) 32B D Darlington (A167/Whessoe Rd) to North Sea Supply Base (Dawson Wharf) 33 F Newcastle on Tyne (A1/A696) to Cambois (Blyth Sub Station) 34 B Barry (Docks) to Aberthaw (Power Station) 35 D Holyhead (Docks) to Wylfa (Nuclear Power Station) 36 B M6 (M6(J23)/A580) to Fiddlers Ferry (Power Station) 39 E M1(J15a)/A43 (Northampton) to Didcot (Power Station) 41 F M1 (M1(J24)/A453) to Ratcliffe on Soar (Power Station) 43 E Plymouth (Docks) to Abham (Power Station) 46 B Combwich (Quay) to Hinkley Point (Nuclear Power Station) 50C F Pyle (A4229/A48) to Aberthaw (Power Station) 50A D Neath Port Talbot (M4) to Margam (Steel Works) 50B F Swansea (Docks) to M4 (J39) 51 F Briton Ferry (A483/A48 R50/2) to Ystrdgynlais (Works) 52 A Swansea (Docks) to Felindre (Works) Swansea North (Substation) 53 D Porthmadoc (Docks) to Trawsfyndd (Works) 56 A Hartlepool (Docks) to Seaton Carew (Hartlepool Nuclear Power Station) 58 A Goole (Docks) to Drax (Power Station) 59 E Canterbury (Substation) to Hythe (A261/A259 R22/8R) 60 E Combwich (Quay) to Taunton (Substation) 65 F Ringwood (A338/A31 R24/19R) to Bridgewater (Substation) 67 C A50/A556 (Mere) to Frodsham (Substation) 69 A Hollinwood (Works) to Pomona (Docks) 71 B M54 (J7) to Ironbridge (Power Station) 75 C A1(M)(J61)/B6291 (Bowbum) to Spennymoor (Substation) 76 F A1/A406 (Golders Green) to Staythorpe (Substation) 77 E Preston (M6 J31) to Penwortham (Substation) 78 E M1(J11) (Luton) to Sundon (Substation) 79 E M6(J23) (Haydock) to Fiddlers Ferrry (Power Station) 80A D M25(J29) (Cranham) to Rayleigh (Substation A) 80B D M25(J29) (Cranham) to Rayleigh (Substation B) Heavy Load Routes.xls 21/12/2006 1/2 HEAVY LOAD GRID ROUTES 82 D M25(J28)/A12 (Brook Street) to Bramford (Substation) 88 D Devonport (R43/6) to Ellbridge (Saltash) (Landulph Substation) 93 C Tilbury (Docks) to Bexley (Substation) 95 D London (A110 Chingford) to Holyfield (Sub Station) 97 F M4 (J2) to Byfleet (Substation) 99 D Shoreham-By-Sea (Docks) to Bolney (Substation) 100 D Lowestoft (Docks) to Sizewell (Nuclear Power Station) 101 F Cannock Chase (A5/A460) to Rugeley (Site) 102 E M5(J9) (Worcester) to Feckenham (Substation) 103 C Elstree (M1/A41) to Elstree (Substation) 104 C Liverpool (Docks) to Netherton (Site, Rolls Royce) 107 D Hull (Docks) to Cottingham (Substation) 108 D Duddington (A47/A43) to Corby (Substation) 114 E Chester (A41/A55) to Talwrn (Substation) 118 D Port Penrhyn (Dock) to Pentir (Pentir) 119 F Merry Hill (Langley Rd) to Penn (Substation) 126 D Shoreham-By-Sea (Docks) to Ninfield (Substation) 131 F A1(M)J45 (Dishforth) to Osbaldwick (Substation) 134 E Walthamstow (A104/A114 - London) to Stocking Pelham (Substation) 135 D M1 (J24a) to Willington East (Substation) 136 D Quedgeley (A38/A430) to Walham (Substation) 139 D Hounslow (A4/A30) to Iver (Substation) 139B D Hounslow (A4/A30) to Iver (Substation) 142 D Hinckley (A47/A5) to Drakelow (Power Station Closed) 143 D Winslow (A413) to East Claydon (Subsatation) 144 E Immingham (Docks, West Exit) to Aylesby (Grimsby West Substation) 146 F Almondsbury (A38) to Iron Action (Substation) 148 C Preston (Docks) to Harker (Substation) 151 E Stafford (M6 J14) to Cellarhead (Substation) 152 C Chester (M53 J12) to Capenhurst (Site) 156 300T 12Axles M25 (J1a) to M25 (J1a) 170 E Hartlepool (Able Yard) to Seaton Carew (Hartlepool Nuclear Power Station) 172 F Newcastle (Howdon Quay) to Newcastle (A187/A186) 173 F Teignmouth (Docks) to Exeter (Higher Burrowton Substation) 174 F Hunts Cross (A562) to Seaforth (Docks) 177 A West Yorkshire (A62) to Cheshire (A59/A580) 178 A Lancashire (A6) to Cheshire (A56) 200 F Goole (Power Station) to Goole (Docks) 200R F Goole (Docks) to Goole (Power Station) 201 F Sheffield (Aker Kvaerner) to Goole (Docks) 202 F M62 (J33) to Monk Fryston (Substation) 205 F Derby (Works) to Stoke (A34/A500) 209 F Stafford (Alstom Power) to Liverpool (Docks) 210 F Tilbury (Docks) to Tilbury (Power Station) 212 F Dartford (Crossing) to Littlebrook (Power Station) 214 F Immingham (Fabricom Contracting Ltd, DN40 1FN) to North Killingholme (Lindsey Oil Refinery, DN40 3LW) 215 A+ Immingham (Docks) to Immingham (Power Station) 218 F Port Sutton Bridge (Riverbank) to Spalding (Power Station) 224 D M25 (J6) to Beddington (Substation) 225 A+ Avonmouth (Docks) to Didcot (Powerstation) 226 F Immingham (Docks) to Doncaster (A1/M18) 227 D M1 J10 (Luton) to M1 J16 (Northampton) 228 F M1 J23a (East Midlands Airport) to M1 J24 (Kegworth) 229 F Tamworth (A5/M42) to Lichfield (A5/A38) 230 F M40 J15 (Warwick) to M40 J1 (London) Heavy Load Routes.xls 21/12/2006 2/2 HEAVY ROUTE 1 Staffordshire to Salford From Staffordshire, A500/A34 to Salford, A5063/Ponoma Docks GEC Alsthom to Ponoma Docks Weight Group:C Height Limit:H 1/1 TL A34 Newcastle Rd HA MAC AREA 11 (15/9/2006), Staffordshire Police (19/4/2006) 1/2 TL A5011 Linley Rd Staffordshire County Council (19/5/2006), Cheshire County Council (3/8/2006), Staffordshire Police (19/4/2006), Cheshire Police (24/5/2006) 1/3 MERGE A50 Kuntsford Rd, Street La, Newcastle Rd, Dog La, London Rd, Kuntsford Rd, Cheshire County Council (3/8/2006), Cheshire London Rd, Holmes Chapel Rd, Toft Rd, Manchester Rd, Warrington RD Police (24/5/2006) 1/4 TR A556 Chester Rd 1A/4 Cheshire County Council (3/8/2006), Manchester City Council (7/4/2006), Cheshire Police (24/5/2006), Greater Manchester Police (16/8/2006) 1/5 MERGE A56 Dunham Rd Manchester City Council (7/4/2006), Greater Manchester Police (16/8/2006) 1/6 TR A560 Woodlands Rd Manchester City Council (7/4/2006), Greater Manchester Police (16/8/2006) 1/7 TL Brooklands Rd Manchester City Council (7/4/2006), Greater Manchester Police (16/8/2006) 1/8 TL A6144 Marshlands Rd Manchester City Council (7/4/2006), Greater Manchester Police (16/8/2006) 1/9 TR A56 Washway Rd, Cross St, Chester Rd Manchester City Council (7/4/2006), Greater Manchester Police (16/8/2006) 1/10 TL A5063 Trafford Rd Manchester City Council (7/4/2006), Greater Manchester Police (16/8/2006) 1/11 TR Ponoma Strand to Docks Manchester City Council (7/4/2006), Greater Manchester Police (16/8/2006) HEAVY ROUTE 1 Staffordshire to Salford.xls 21/12/2006 1/1 HEAVY ROUTE 2 Rudheath to Birkenhead From Rudheath, A50/B5082 to Birkenhead, Docks Weight Group:C Height Limit:H 2/1 B5082 Northwich Rd, Holmes Chapel Rd, Penny's Lane Over M6 Northwich Road Cheshire County Council (3/8/2006), HA MAC AREA 10 (26/5/2006), Cheshire Police (24/5/2006) 2/2 TL A556 Northwich Rd, Chester Rd Cheshire County Council (3/8/2006), Cheshire Police (24/5/2006) 2/3 MERGE A51 Holme St, Tarvin Rd Over A55 Vicars cross South Cheshire County Council (3/8/2006), HA MAC AREA 10 (26/5/2006), Cheshire Police (24/5/2006) 2/4 TR A41 Ring Rd, Long La, Chester Rd, New Chester Rd Cheshire County Council (3/8/2006), Cheshire Police (24/5/2006) 2/5 TR M53 J5 HA MAC AREA 10 (26/5/2006), Cheshire Police (24/5/2006) 2/6 Cont' M53 to J4 Wirral MBC (9/6/2006), HA MAC AREA 10 (26/5/2006), Cheshire Police (24/5/2006), Merseyside Police (31/5/2006) 2/7 TR B5151 Mount Rd, Storeton Road, Ingestre Rd, Mill Hill, Talbot Rd, Bidston Rd Wirral MBC (9/6/2006), HA MAC AREA 10 (26/5/2006), Merseyside Police (31/5/2006) 2/8 TR A5027 Upton Rd, Park Rd North Wirral MBC (9/6/2006), Merseyside Police (31/5/2006) 2/9 TR A553 Park Rd North Wirral MBC (9/6/2006), Merseyside Police (31/5/2006) 2/10 TL A5027 Duke St For South Docks stop at Duke St Wirral MBC (9/6/2006), Merseyside Police (Vittoria Dock) or TL A5030 (31/5/2006) Cleveland St and cont Corporation Rd, Beaufort Rd.
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