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Town/Village Street Name Route No. Length (M) Dual Town/Village Route No. Street Name Length (m) Dual (km) ABERLEMNO U457 CHURCH ROAD 250 0 ABERLEMNO B9134 MAIN ROAD 370 0 ABERLEMNO U/C SCHOOL ROAD 80 0 ARBROATH U/C ABBEY PARK 49 0 ARBROATH U/C ABBEY PATH 50 0 ARBROATH C606 ABBEY STREET 144 0 ARBROATH U/C ABBOT STREET 162 0 ARBROATH U/C ABBOTSFORD ROAD 348 0 ARBROATH U/C ACADEMY LANE 81 0 ARBROATH C46 ACADEMY STREET 56 0 ARBROATH B964 ADDISON PLACE 511 0 ARBROATH U/C AIKMAN ROAD 381 0 ARBROATH U/C ALBERT STREET 186 0 ARBROATH U/C ALBERT STREET (CUL-DE-SAC) 56 0 ARBROATH U/C ALEXANDRA PLACE 229 0 ARBROATH U/C ALLAN STREET 59 0 ARBROATH U/C ALMERIE CLOSE 116 0 ARBROATH U/C ALVESTON GARDENS 138 0 ARBROATH U/C ANDERSON STREET 48 0 ARBROATH U/C ANDOWNIE ROAD 113 0 ARBROATH U/C ANDREW BARTON STREET 193 0 ARBROATH F/P ANDREW WELSH WAY 2 0 ARBROATH U/C ANDREW WELSH WAY 135 0 ARBROATH U/C ANNFIELD DRIVE 535 0 ARBROATH U/C ANTIQUARY GARDENS 46 0 ARBROATH U/C ANTIQUARY PLACE 157 0 ARBROATH U/C APPLEGATE 209 0 ARBROATH U/C ARBIRLOT PLACE 68 0 ARBROATH B9127 ARBIRLOT ROAD 730 0 ARBROATH B9127 ARBIRLOT ROAD WEST 618 0 ARBROATH U/C ASH GROVE 47 0 ARBROATH U/C BADEN POWELL ROAD 758 0 ARBROATH U/C BAKERS WYND 51 0 ARBROATH U/C BALDOVAN STREET 177 0 ARBROATH U/C BANK STREET 111 0 ARBROATH U/C BANKHEAD CRESCENT 117 0 ARBROATH U/C BANKHEAD ROAD 190 0 ARBROATH U/C BARBERS CROFT 135 0 ARBROATH F/P BARNET'S BRAE 79 0 ARBROATH U/C BARNET'S BRAE 29 0 ARBROATH C607 BARNGREEN 164 0 ARBROATH U/C BEECH GROVE 133 0 ARBROATH U/C BEECHWOOD GARDENS 204 0 ARBROATH U/C BEECHWOOD ROAD 604 0 ARBROATH F/P BEECHWOOD ROAD-CAMPBELL CRESCENT 58 0 ARBROATH U/C BELLEVUE GARDENS 1272 0 ARBROATH U/C BELLEVUE PLACE 50 0 ARBROATH U/C BENEDICT ROAD 431 0 ARBROATH U/C BERNARD CRESCENT 226 0 ARBROATH U/C BISHOPLOCH ROAD 610 0 ARBROATH U/C BLOOMFIELD CRESCENT 158 0 ARBROATH U/C BLOOMFIELD GARDENS 73 0 8 January 2015 Angus Council - List of Public Roads (Urban) Page 1 of 35 Town/Village Route No. Street Name Length (m) Dual (km) ARBROATH U/C BLOOMFIELD PLACE 159 0 ARBROATH U/C BLOOMFIELD ROAD 440 0 ARBROATH F/P BLOOMFIELD ROAD/WESTWAY 60 0 ARBROATH U/C BOULZIE HILL PLACE 146 0 ARBROATH U/C BRAICKS WYND 9 0 ARBROATH U/C BRECHIN PLACE 103 0 ARBROATH C48 BRECHIN ROAD 1244 0 ARBROATH U/C BRIDGE STREET 67 0 ARBROATH C604 BROTHOCK BRIDGE 80 0 ARBROATH U/C BROTHOCK MILL PLACE 87 0 ARBROATH U/C BROTHOCK WAY 291 0 ARBROATH U/C BRUCE ROAD 318 0 ARBROATH U/C BUICK RIGG 92 0 ARBROATH U/C BURNETT DRIVE 126 0 ARBROATH A92 BURNSIDE DRIVE 785 0.785 ARBROATH F/P CAIRNIE 180 0 ARBROATH U/C CAIRNIE CRESCENT 306 0 ARBROATH F/P CAIRNIE LOAN 522 0 ARBROATH U/C CAIRNIE LOAN 674 0 ARBROATH A933 CAIRNIE ROAD 801 0 ARBROATH U/C CAIRNIE ROAD SOUTH 240 0 ARBROATH A933 CAIRNIE STREET 626 0 ARBROATH U/C CAMPBELL CRESCENT 207 0 ARBROATH U/C CAMPERDOWN DRIVE 396 0 ARBROATH F/P CAMPERDOWN DRIVE 20 0 ARBROATH U/C CAMUS ROAD 317 0 ARBROATH U/C CARNEGIE STREET 183 0 ARBROATH C603 CATHERINE STREET 260 0 ARBROATH U/C CHALMERS STREET 98 0 ARBROATH U/C CHARLES AVENUE 1047 0 ARBROATH F/P CHARLES AVENUE/BEECHGROVE 40 0 ARBROATH U/C CHURCH STREET 106 0 ARBROATH U/C CLIFFBURN ROAD 893 0 ARBROATH U/C CLIFFBURN ROAD EAST 207 0 ARBROATH U/C CLIFFBURN TERRACE 156 0 ARBROATH U/C CLOVA AVENUE 167 0 ARBROATH U/C CLYDE COURT 60 0 ARBROATH U/C COLVILL PLACE 70 0 ARBROATH C604 COMMERCE STREET 115 0 ARBROATH U/C COMMON BRAE 140 0 ARBROATH U/C CONDOR DRIVE 443 0 ARBROATH F/P CONDOR ROAD 30 0 ARBROATH U/C CONON TERRACE 162 0 ARBROATH U/C CONVENT STREET 83 0 ARBROATH U/C CORSER CROFT 146 0 ARBROATH U/C CRUDIE PLACE 42 0 ARBROATH U/C CULLODEN CRESCENT 106 0 ARBROATH U/C CULLODEN ROAD 102 0 ARBROATH A92 CULLODEN TERRACE 180 0 ARBROATH U/C DALHOUSIE PLACE 221 0 ARBROATH U/C DANGER POINT 29 0 ARBROATH U/C DECLARATION WAY 74 0 8 January 2015 Angus Council - List of Public Roads (Urban) Page 2 of 35 Town/Village Route No. Street Name Length (m) Dual (km) ARBROATH U/C DEMONDALE ROAD 451 0 ARBROATH U/C DENFIELD GARDENS 142 0 ARBROATH U/C DENLEY COURT 113 0 ARBROATH U/C DENLEY GARDENS 139 0 ARBROATH U/C DENS ROAD 538 0 ARBROATH U/C DICKMONT PLACE 37 0 ARBROATH U/C DISHLANDTOWN STREET 306 0 ARBROATH U/C DONALDSONS ACRE 166 0 ARBROATH U/C DOOCOT PARK 184 0 ARBROATH U/C DOOCOT PLACE 58 0 ARBROATH U/C DOUGLAS AVENUE 116 0 ARBROATH U/C DROSTAN TERRACE 128 0 ARBROATH U/C DUKE STREET 70 0 ARBROATH U/C DUNCAN AVENUE 559 0 ARBROATH A92 DUNDEE ROAD 1796 0 ARBROATH C/T DUNDEE ROAD (A92) 1890 0 ARBROATH U/C EAST ABBEY STREET 225 0 ARBROATH C46 EAST GRIMSBY 74 0 ARBROATH U/C EAST KIRKTON ROAD 927 0 ARBROATH U/C EAST MARY STREET 197 0 ARBROATH U/C EAST MUIRLANDS ROAD 878 0 ARBROATH U/C EAST NEWGATE 122 0 ARBROATH U/C EDRADOUR GARDENS 167 0 ARBROATH U/C EDRADOUR PLACE 73 0 ARBROATH U/C ELGIN PLACE 100 0 ARBROATH U/C ELLA CARGILL PLACE 82 0 ARBROATH F/P ELLA CARGILL PLACE / JOHN ALLAN PLACE 18 0 ARBROATH U/C ELLIOT STREET 349 0 ARBROATH U/C ELM BRAE/ELM HILL 162 0 ARBROATH U/C ELM GROVE 83 0 ARBROATH U/C ELM PARK 63 0 ARBROATH U/C ELMBANK CRESCENT 570 0 ARBROATH U/C ELMFIELD AVENUE 522 0 ARBROATH U/C EMISLAW DRIVE 384 0 ARBROATH U/C ERNEST STREET 258 0 ARBROATH U/C ETHIE PLACE 113 0 ARBROATH U/C ETHIE TERRACE 523 0 ARBROATH U/C FAIRFIELD 71 0 ARBROATH U/C FAIRPORT ROAD 81 0 ARBROATH U/C FALKLAND DRIVE 301 0 ARBROATH U/C FERGUS SQUARE 235 0 ARBROATH U/C FERGUS STREET 82 0 ARBROATH A92 FISHERACRE 126 0.126 ARBROATH U/C FISHMARKET QUAY 65 0 ARBROATH U/C FLAIRS AVENUE 280 0 ARBROATH U/C FORBES PLACE 116 0 ARBROATH A933 FORFAR ROAD 328 0 ARBROATH C/T FORFAR ROAD (A933) 2100 0 ARBROATH U/C FRASER PLACE 55 0 ARBROATH U/C GALLOWDEN AVENUE 404 0 ARBROATH U/C GALLOWDEN CRESCENT 203 0 ARBROATH C601 GALLOWDEN ROAD 459 0 8 January 2015 Angus Council - List of Public Roads (Urban) Page 3 of 35 Town/Village Route No. Street Name Length (m) Dual (km) ARBROATH F/P GALLOWDEN ROAD/WESTWAY 60 0 ARBROATH U/C GARDEN STREET 61 0 ARBROATH U/C GARDNER LANE 112 0 ARBROATH F/P GARDNER LANE 170 0 ARBROATH U/C GEDY PLACE 215 0 ARBROATH U/C GEORGE STREET 78 0 ARBROATH F/P GERARD PLACE 48 0 ARBROATH U/C GERRARD PLACE 167 0 ARBROATH U/C GLAMIS ROAD 159 0 ARBROATH U/C GLEBE ROAD 300 0 ARBROATH U/C GLENESK AVENUE 150 0 ARBROATH U/C GLENESK PLACE 49 0 ARBROATH U/C GLENISLA DRIVE 246 0 ARBROATH U/C GLENMOY PLACE 148 0 ARBROATH U/C GLENOGIL DRIVE 351 0 ARBROATH U/C GOWAN STREET 198 0 ARBROATH U/C GRAMPIAN GARDENS 740 0 ARBROATH U/C GRANGE ROAD 527 0 ARBROATH U/C GRANT ROAD 324 0 ARBROATH A92 GRANT ROAD 238 0 ARBROATH C604 GRAVESEND 278 0 ARBROATH U/C GREAT MICHAEL ROAD 410 0 ARBROATH U/C GREIG CRESCENT 160 0 ARBROATH U/C GUTHRIE HILL 58 0 ARBROATH A933 GUTHRIE PORT 239 0 ARBROATH C607 GUTHRIE PORT 120 0 ARBROATH F/P HAMILTON GREEN 72 0 ARBROATH C607 HAMILTON GREEN 51 0 ARBROATH U/C HAMILTON STREET 75 0 ARBROATH U/C HANNAH STREET 45 0 ARBROATH U/C HARRY NICOL GARDENS 98 0 ARBROATH U/C HAWTHORN PLACE 137 0 ARBROATH U/C HAYSHEAD ROAD 655 0 ARBROATH U/C HAYSWELL ROAD 180 0 ARBROATH C602 HELEN STREET 198 0 ARBROATH U/C HEPBURN CRESENT 181 0 ARBROATH U/C HEPBURN PLACE 40 0 ARBROATH U/C HERALD AVENUE 171 0 ARBROATH F/P HERCULES DEN 541 0 ARBROATH U/C HERCULES PLACE 155 0 ARBROATH U/C HERCULES ROAD 79 0 ARBROATH U/C HIGH STREET 515 0 ARBROATH C HILL PLACE 183 0 ARBROATH U/C HILL ROAD 235 0 ARBROATH C604 HILL STREET 156 0 ARBROATH U/C HILL TERRACE 45 0 ARBROATH U/C HILLEND ROAD 242 0 ARBROATH U/C HOROLOGE HILL 647 0 ARBROATH U/C HOSPITALFIELD GARDENS 337 0 ARBROATH F/P HOSPITALFIELD GARDENS/HOSPITALFIELD ROAD 20 0 ARBROATH U/C HOSPITALFIELD ROAD 600 0 ARBROATH U/C HOWARD STREET 306 0 8 January 2015 Angus Council - List of Public Roads (Urban) Page 4 of 35 Town/Village Route No. Street Name Length (m) Dual (km) ARBROATH U/C HUME STREET 147 0 ARBROATH U/C HUNTER ROAD 85 0 ARBROATH U/C INCHCAPE ROAD 452 0 ARBROATH C/T INFIRMARY BRAE 45 0 ARBROATH U/C JAMES CHALMERS ROAD 720 0 ARBROATH U/C JAMES STREET 118 0 ARBROATH U/C JAMIESON STREET 160 0 ARBROATH U/C JOHN ALLAN PLACE 94 0 ARBROATH C46 JOHN STREET 211 0 ARBROATH U/C JOHN STREET WEST 235 0 ARBROATH U/C KEITH RIGG 42 0 ARBROATH C/T KEPTIE ROAD 40 0 ARBROATH B9095 KEPTIE ROAD 1314 0 ARBROATH C/T KEPTIE ROAD/CAIRNIE ROAD 180 0 ARBROATH B9095 KEPTIE STREET 483 0 ARBROATH U/C KINGHORNE STREET, HOSPITALFIELD 936 0 ARBROATH U/C KINGS DRIVE 1300 0 ARBROATH U/C KINNAIRD STREET 179 0 ARBROATH U/C KIRK SQUARE 30 0 ARBROATH U/C KIRKTON PLACE 225 0 ARBROATH U/C KIRKTON PLACE 112 0 ARBROATH F/P KIRKTON PLACE/EAST KIRKTON ROAD 24 0 ARBROATH U520 KIRKTON ROAD 2597 0 ARBROATH C/T KIRKTON ROAD 610 0 ARBROATH U520 KIRKTON ROAD (INDUSTRIAL ACCESS) 17 0 ARBROATH C LADYBRIDGE STREET 193 0 ARBROATH A92 LADYLOAN 484 0.484 ARBROATH C/T LADYLOAN (A92) 320 0 ARBROATH U/C LADYLOAN SCHOOL (BACK OF) 180 0 ARBROATH F/P LAMB TERRACE 200 0 ARBROATH U/C LAMB TERRACE 116 0 ARBROATH U/C LAMLEY TERRACE 208 0 ARBROATH U/C LARGO STREET 200 0 ARBROATH U/C LAUDER ROAD 380 0 ARBROATH U/C LEACH CLOSE 40 0 ARBROATH U/C LEONARD STREET 199 0 ARBROATH U/C LETHNOT ROAD 298 0 ARBROATH U/C LINDSAY STREET 165 0 ARBROATH U/C LINTON ROAD 520 0 ARBROATH U/C LOCHLANDS DRIVE 572 0 ARBROATH U/C LOCHLANDS PARK 170 0 ARBROATH B964 LOCHLANDS STREET 371 0 ARBROATH C604 LORDBURN 154 0 ARBROATH U/C LOWE PLACE 92 0 ARBROATH U/C MAPLE GARDENS 128 0 ARBROATH F/P MARKET PLACE 74 0 ARBROATH U/C MARKETGATE 243 0 ARBROATH U/C MARYWELL GARDENS 38 0 ARBROATH U/C MATTHEW KERR PLACE 282 0 ARBROATH U/C MAYFIELD TERRACE 224 0 ARBROATH U/C MCGREGORS WALK 262 0 ARBROATH F/P MCGREGORS WALK / STRATHAIRLIE AVENUE 49 0 8 January 2015 Angus Council - 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