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MOTORWAY MAP of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND and WALES MOTORWAY MAP of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND and WALES Perth West Perth East Perth South Bridge of Earn Inspired by Dunblane Burnside Stirling North HARRY BECK’S Milnathort M9 Stirling South LONDON UNDERGROUND MAP Kinross M90 Ballingry M9 Kelty © Copyright 2005, 2007, 2008 G Higgins Kincardine Bridge Dunfermline North www.motorwaymap.co.uk M80 Dunfermline M876 South Cowdenbeath Printed by The Map Centre, Hereford www.themapcentre.com V3 Falkirk Stenhousemuir Grangemouth Inverkeithing Bonnybridge M80 Cumbernauld Polmont M9 North Linlithgow Kirkliston Stepps Philpstoun M80 Erskine Braehead Robroyston Bridge M898 M73 Cumbernauld South Paisley Kinning Gallow- Gartham- M9 Newbridge West Paisley Hillington Ibrox Park Anderston Cowcaddens gate Riddrie lock Gartcosh Newhouse Whitburn Livingston M8 M8 M8 M8 M8 M8 Langbank Linwood Glasgow Renfrew Govan Laurieston Charing Garnet- Springburn Ruchazie Easter- Baillieston Shotts Bathgate Edinburgh Airport Cross hill Rd Dennistoun house Dumbreck M73 Pollok Rutherglen Broomhouse GLASGOW Great North Rd Thornliebank M74 Jesmond Rd Cambuslang Bellshill Crookfur A167(M) Camden St NEWCASTLE M77 Hamilton upon TYNE Newton Mearns Manors Kingswell Larkhall North Tyne Bridge Fenwick Larkhall South Kirkmuirhill Kilmarnock Monkton M74 Lesmahagow A194(M) Pelaw Coalburn Washington North Uddington Birtley Abington Washington South Crawford Moffat A195(M) Chester-le-Street Johnstonebridge Bowburn Lockerbie North A1(M) Sedgefield A74(M) Lockerbie South Newton Aycliffe Ecclefechan Darlington North Annan Darlington South Kirkpatrick Fleming Gretna A66(M) Barton Carlisle North Dishforth M6 Carlisle East Boroughbridge Carlisle South A1(M) Knaresborough Lazonby Walshford Penrith Marsh Ln Wetherby Shap Regent St Tebay Vicar Ln Kendal A64(M) Aberford Carnforth M65 Colne A1(M) Kirkby Lonsdale Clay Pit Ln LEEDS North Nelson Micklefield Garforth East Carnforth East Brierfield Woodhouse Ln A58(M) A601(M) Dewsbury Rd Garforth West Lancaster North Burnley North Westgate Hunslet Belle Isle M1 M6 Lancaster South Burnley West Wakefield South Milford Blackpool Fulwood Edenfield Rd Leeds East Hapton Wellington St M66 Holbeck M621 M55 Padiham Summerseat Woodlesford Kirkham Bradford Holbeck West Ribbleton Accrington Bury Rochdale Preston Elland Rd A1(M) Blackburn East Hollins Bierley M606 A627(M) M1 North Lower Darwen Beeston Cave Heywood Milnrow Outlane Brighouse Lofthouse Oulton Castleford Whitley Goole Blackburn South M62 M6 M61 Feniscowles Prestwich M62 Denshaw Huddersfield Morley M62 Normanton Howden M62 Bamber Bridge M60 Crumpsall Cleckheaton Gildersome Pontefract Clayton Farnworth Middleton North Ardsley Thorne Green Bolton Middleton Scunthorpe M65 M61 Clifton South Oldham North Wakefield M181 Lostock Hall Green M18 Crowle Elsham Chorley New Moston Horwich Atherton Crigglestone Leyland Walkden Adwick- Worsley Oldham South M180 Eccles Darton le-Street Hatfield Scawby Woodhouse Standish M602 MANCHESTER Audenshaw M1 Bentley Peel Bridgewater Way Barnsley Doncaster East Skelmersdale Green Salford Medlock St Denton Hyde Warmsworth Maghull West M62 Hoyland M58 Wigan Trafford Cambridge St A1(M) Doncaster South Aintree Risley Centre Upper Brook St M67 Chapeltown Bryn A57(M) London Rd Hyde Mottram Ormskirk Skelmersdale Trafford Park Bredbury West Kirkby East Ashton in Makerfield Sheffield North Southdene Knowsley M6 Haydock A6144(M) Stretford Bredbury West Huyton with Roby SHEFFIELD M18 Blyth Winwick Sale Stockport East M57 Prescot Carrington LIVERPOOL Great Sankey Stockport West Rotherham Maltby West Didsbury M60 Gatley Cheadle East M62 Roby Widnes M62 Warrington Speke North Cheadle West Wythenshawe Sheffield East Warrington East M56 Northenden Staveley Newall Green Chesterfield Wallasey M53 Sutton-in-Ashfield M6 Manchester Airport Bidston Altrincham East Annesley Woodhouse Prenton Altrincham West Bebington Rostherne Nottingham Hooton Lymm Long Eaton M1 Eastham Knutsford Holmes Chapel Castle Donington Overpool Stretton Ellesmere Port North M56 Sandbach Kegworth Daresbury Crewe Ellesmere Port East Runcorn Stoke-on-Trent East Midlands Airport Little Stanney Elton Measham M6 Stafford North M42 Loughborough Peterborough Tamworth East Saughall Chester Stafford South Cannock Burnt- Lichfield Tamworth Coalville Yaxley East wood West M6 West Lea Marston A1(M) Cannock West Toll Leicester West Sawtry Wolver- Curdworth Wellington Telford Shifnal hampton Cannock South Lichfield Tamworth Huntingdon East South Leicester South Alconbury M54 Walsall Gravelly M42 M69 Hadley Albrighton Feather- Great Hill M1 stone M6 Barr Sapcote Lutterworth Wednesbury M6 Hinckley M6 Coventry Rugby Catthorpe West Bromwich Stechford Crick Aston Coleshill M6 Oldbury N.E.C. A38(M) Coventry M45 Stotfold Cambridge North West East Northampton West Halesowen BIRMINGHAM Solihull Cambridge West M5 Daventry Northampton Letchworth Rubery Shirley Alvechurch M42 Northampton South Stevenage North Cambridge South West Milton Keynes Stevenage South Cambridge South M42 Hockley Heath M1 Woburn Bromsgrove Wythall Warwick Toddington Welwyn M11 Duxford Droitwich Royal Leamington Spa West Luton Luton Great Chesterford Airport Welwyn G. City Royal Leamington Spa East A1(M) Worcester North M40 Stanborough Gaydon Bishop’s Stortford Worcester South Hatfield Newent Twyning Banbury Harpenden St Albans Stansted Airport Upper Heyford Hemel Hempstead M10 Hatfield Potter’s Waltham Strensham South Bar Abbey Harlow M50 Bicester London Ross- Ledbury Tewkesbury Brentwood on-Wye Waterstock Colney Cheshunt Cheltenham North Chiswell South Upminster Mimms Thame King’s Green Cheltenham Oxford Chinnor Langley Bricket Wood South Ockenden Loughton Gloucester Stokenchurch Chorleywood Watford East West Thurrock M5 High Wycombe Elstree M11 Maidenhead West Maple Watford Woodford Gloucester South Loudwater North Mill Hill Maidenhead Cross M25 Beaconsfield Dartford Crossing Stroud A404(M) South West Uxbridge M1 Brent Cross Maidenhead Thornbury M48 South M40 West Swansea Swansea Baglan Margam Chepstow Aust Reading Capel Cardiff Chipping Swindon Reading East Slough Drayton Dartford Faversham Hendre West North Neath Aberavon Taibach South Bridgend Llantrisant West Rogerstone Malpas Langstone Sodbury West Hungerford West A308(M) West Langley Brentford M4 M4 M4 M4 LONDON Rochester Rainham East Darenth M2 Pontardulais Morriston Llansamlet Briton Margam Pyle Pencoed St Fagans Cardiff Bassaleg Newport Newport Magor Chippenham Swindon Newbury Reading M4 Slough Hayes Chiswick Ferry Port North East West East Patchway East South A329(M) M25 Strood Blue Bell Sitting- Faversham Talbot Frenchay Stanwell Heathrow Bracknell Airport Hill bourne St Mellons Over Swanley A48(M) Stapleton M49 M32 Staines BRISTOL Sunbury Chelsfield Bagshot Wrotham Addlestone Farnborough Coulsden M20 Ashford Avonmouth M25 Reigate Aylesford Maidstone North Hythe Folkestone Cove Cobham M26 M20 Portishead Hook Leatherhead Godstone Borough West Maidstone Maidstone Ashford Channel Folkestone Clevedon Basingstoke Green Malling North East East Tunnel West Weston-super-Mare Basingstoke West Sevenoaks Gatwick Burnham-on-Sea North Waltham M3 Airport Three Bridges Winchester East Bridgwater North Crawley Winchester South M23 Bridgwater South Crawley South Twyford Taunton Eastleigh Upton Wellington Chandlers Ford M5 Cadnam Tiverton M27 Cullompton Southampton Airport Totton Southampton Hedge End Exeter Airport KEY Nursling Bursledon London Orbital Exeter East M271 Locks Heath Redbridge M27 Kent Exeter South Fareham Motorway Wallington South Coast Purbrook Horndean M90 Motorway number London, Bristol & South Wales A3(M) Hilsea Cowdenbeath Motorway junction, with access to and/or Eastern Portsmouth Havant Waterlooville Catherington from non-motorway network Northern M275 Other road London & South Midlands Motorway interchange, no access to or from North Western non-motorway network South Western Motorway interchange, with access to Trans-Pennine and/or from non-motorway network Lancashire & Cheshire Perth South Scottish.
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