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Salisbury-To-Stonehenge-Cycle-Map o t s e o o M R D Road y Salisbury to Stonehenge Salisbury P Amesbury Victoria a a w e r idg Netheravon Road R k H s d d u A a l a P s Road Road R Butts D v o e o a o e l o Base map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. a m R R R n d nal o e u Additional data by Wiltshire Council a h r d e From Salisbury, cycle up the charming Woodford Valley R d t o s r © Crown Copyright and database rights 2014 a d o o n Halfmoon A345 Ordnance Survey 100049050w R oad to Stonehenge, stopping off at Amesbury along the way. dd s A345 Original cartography by Steerd Davies Gleave. (Updated by r Leehurst Clump D o e FourPoint Mapping, April 2014. wwwfourpointmapping.co.uk) v ad C 0 200 400 600 metres Well worth a visit is Woodhenge – just to the north of o hur W i R z y Swan School e e M l W ch 0 2.5 5 7.5 minutes walk s C h s a ill Roa o o A Amesbury, a Neolithic site probably built around 2400BC. r o W d l l a B a d b Road d ow 0 0.75 1.5 2.25 minutes cycle y e e o r H R o s N Campbell Road d h u d L n r t o a o o C n la a rt Road Today concrete markers show where six concentric rings s ug c r h o e ng n i b k v K e u Highfield Road R o P h A n u u R s Road t y s r A36 of wooden posts are believed to have supported a building. e d 45 n o e r l R o l s a s u R l Ratfyn o d e d Q s b a r N Hamilton Road d o u S R h f t. 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(Updated by U 0 0.75 1.5 2.25 minutes cycle 66/67 bus stop FourPoint Mapping, April 2014. wwwfourpointmapping.co.uk) Bus walks Attractions in the area Rail and cycle www. Why not take the bus to Amesbury and walk to Amesbury History Centre is open Tuesday to Saturday Folding bicycles can be taken on any train service and connecting Stonehenge? 11am – 4pm.
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