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Martock and South Petherton Walk and Cycle Busy sections on A roads A roads Link routes between settlements, signed cycle routes or places of interest Signed cycle route Bridleways (cycling allowed) Footpaths (no cycling) NCN / regional route number Railway line (and station) Taunton 5 6 School 1 NUE 3 AVE B Kingsbury N THE O Hospital R 4 5 T D Episcopi O A N Town Tree O Curry Rivel, D P D R A Traffic-free cycle path R Library U Y Nature Garden O O L E Langport, Somerton, R P V N IT E D R 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 A S O Bridgwater Kilometres Cycle route not on public highway* W H O Busy sections on A roads Place of worship S T L A I L G Y V P E E N D A R ST N T RE O R S S E A L T L A roads O T E L M ET Post office 100-150 V STRE 0 Miles 0.2 0.4 0.6 HURCH W N E E C O R T ' L Link routes between S I E M Toilets N How long will it take? settlements, signed cycle 50-100 D L 5 routes or places of interest A 6 On-carriage cycle lane N 3 minutes cycling will take you about this far 1 Bus station E 3 B Signed cycle route e D B t A 0-50 U If you cycle at about 10 miles an hour C K R u r a l D U r b a n AD u ST RO M R Refreshments Pelican crossing LLY o EE Bridleways (cycling allowed) FO O 10 minutes walking will take you about this far T O R S Contour height R T A e Toucan crossing B Shopping centre, complex P T l Footpaths (no cycling) If you walk at about 3 miles an hour E U L M in metres c A E R E IN or trading estate R R T S y AD TR T O ME O E AD ET S U O N C R G College B K NCN / regional route number Farm shop H Railway line (and station) t R C O A S Taunton e B T A R s D D Lower Burrow E r A 1 E School Tourist Information Centre Bike shop O e R Ash T m H C Places of interest T 1 o I E Hospital D 5 K (see reverse) S CRIPPLEST 6 3 C R 1 LAN 0 Police station E 3 3 O E K M h B A A T T C I t N S S Historic building O T Library Traffic-free cycle path O T R u EE A R T o K A L E A AK M S L VERS O S Cafe Cycle route not on public highway* N A O Place of worship Swimming pool L Q D C U R N E D O E T N E L Post office S G P T R A R T E D E S E L A A C T I T O Toilets T O W A R Y T T R ES A L O T N W E A E OW D R D On-carriage cycle lane L N TO RR A A U NE R ME CL Bus station ARWIN O B O L AD P R A Y 9 T Hambridge, Stembridge E S C Refreshments 03 Pelican crossing A 3 Curry Mallet R A S T B O Caravan/camping site C Shopping centre, complex Toucan crossing K COAT ROAD 1 D B R Q I OA or trading estate T DM U C E E D A L H D E I 5 E M College A 6 N D R S Farm shop A 1 O D B EACRE R L O S 3 NEW A U H T N A D B R T E R S D N E L Y A S A 1 E L Tourist Information Centre Bike shop N T T L E T E L KE K I OLD MAR P C H P O E T N S R Places of interest Sand H 1 R A M O I L E M (see reverse) H MARTOCK L A T S Police station C D HU O R W L C W CH A IL ORH Historic building S H T H A RE S R E S D T O R 3 C CRES Cafe 0 ES A3 Swimming pool W HILL'S LA STE PP E B N NE V N E D O A I A C E L BIRCHR ILL LANE R D FOLDH L C O O R IL A T H Y E B H R L R A AR RIDG E D H E L CHESTNU D B O 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