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Northampton Cycle Routes I NCN 6 R A D L 4 000 4 000 4 000 4 000 4 000 4 000 R O 4 000 A 4 000 4 000 4 000000 4 000 71 72 73 74 75 76 R D 77 78 79 8800 81 S F O N P I T S E Sywell NNorthamptonorthampton andand Church of England LLamportamport RailwayRailway Moulton College N LANE Cycle lane on the road for use by cyclists in VVoluntaryoluntary AAidedided O HHolcotolcot CCentreentre PT Cycle route ahead Primary School AM Cycling Signs the same direction as the other traffic D Why Cycle? Getting Started A BR Northampton Cycle Map Brampton Hill O R Farm Cycle lane on the road for use by cyclists in the opposite G N PH I T R Cycle route for use by cyclists and pedestrians Cyclists should walk at this point H E There are many reasons why people choose to Using a combination of roads and the off-road direction to other traffic (usually on one-way roads) E Moulton T E T N E together G Overstone K CCarar PParkark A L R C L cycle and many reasons why you should cycle tracks and shared-use pathways shown MMoultonoulton O T fforor BBVWVW V Recommended route for cyclists to use (usually on VE CCollegeollege E R W Boughton Hall Advisory contraflow sign A D A CChapelhapel E E D W R I N E N A V L consider it. Cycling, for whatever purpose, has on this map, it should be possible to plan BramptonBarampton D road with no provisions for cyclists) T Moulton A U D A S L O I K D O O Cycle route for use by cyclists and pedestrians on L R R S W Primary L Overstone T I A A 3 D W P D H A E R R School 4 O A proven health benefits, helping to ensure both suitable journey between any two points around separate sides of path Direction signs showing recommended L T R Primary R Warning sign for pedestrians that there is a cycle lane E Y O E A A R Y L F C D L S Brampton S T N E T T N School W I A S Y A S T W P route for cyclists ahead or that there is a cycleway crossingE S the road ahead H Valley Way C R S C C your physical and mental well-being. There is the town. The road network has been graded E A S P A B Y S S R R N Y Ford U P H also a wealth of other benefits, not just for on this map according to the degree of skill and O C Cycle route for use by cyclists only U N E Cycle lane on the road ahead O CHAPEL G D No cycling A A N E K E individuals, but also to the wider community. experience needed to cycle along each road. L A T BRAMPTON L S D N O A E O R L Y A N E C L T O Y W C L E S RE D H A R Bramptons R If you are a beginner or are worried about R A Primary School C Moulton P.W Health benefits Route reserved for use by cyclists only (road marking) Shared cycle and bus lane on road ahead No motor vehicles Academy traffic, you should build up your confidenceN and CHFI O N E L L N 2 000 L U D A 2 000 S 66 R S 66 P T BOUGHTON H • People who cycle regularly suffer less from H R D L W I A D basic skill on the yellow roads, where traffic is N O R E A R R O Y IE M G N E A V U M E Warren Spinney N MOULTON E N P C L O V N E A A ill-health and the risk of serious illness such L T TI H T N H N N E A U G T N H lighter and speeds are low. As your cycling O L A G R R K T L U B D R E N S O B O R Boughton N A as heart disease, strokes, cancer, diabetes, R P N skills and confidence increase, you can beginO to Primary School E O H T A N C C A R D E Boughton Mill D L obesity and stress is reduced. U A H H O explore the higher graded routes. BridlewaysA U R C Riding Stable M 5 F R E R N 1 E L O Y L L 9 A M U T D O U 9 N F L T O P • Mental health and sense of well-being are are also permitted for use by cyclists, although A N E L O A N E M R D R N O A A A H L D improved through regular exercise. R Y T Upper their surfaces can often be muddy and may not R E BBramptonrampton NNurseryursery O L N L Overstone Park WWoodood Playing Field I Pond CCareare VillageVillage V School S A B O U G H T O N E be suitable for cycling duringN the winter. A E D Boughton L A P S Y 5 N E R Y Time and cost benefits 0 CCHURCHHURCH S O L 8 A V P N H I T BRAMPTONBRAMPTON E N N Pike E Boughton For recreation in the countryside around H Coleman Leys • Cycling is the cheapest form of transport Y T U Pond C Lane L O S B Obelisk RA B B C T Northampton, there are many monuments, I Round Spinney R AD L R O E E aside from walking – and parking is FREE! Spinney L A R M N E F I E R 3 PH H W A N O 4 E E L L A G A M P L A N W E A D nature reserves, country parks and pocket B R T O N E S T L A N E E R S Y D T L E C O S ITTO Y S C G R U O N N • It is often the quickest option for many B R T R T B S L E O R DRI O V A M E T N E AM E T N R D E N H P H E parks that can be visited conveniently by bike, E C G R I V W O E N M A O R O I P U T journeys, particularly through towns during D B N Car Park B A E E G T O L C D O O Kings L G I A H O L R O U C R S T R W C N T E T F for BVW H K T E G I T D including the Brampton Valley Way, a 14 mile L N C H R A O Meadow W K O O T R R R O R T D O A ‘rush-hour’. R I T S H N N L D I OUSE School C Y L O V E G H R I D E E R ON E O T U C R O U H A A N A E R O A D C off-road route between Northampton and L Moulton R C L Y O C N L L I R E D T L L R D A D C R Southfields B A A U B N E O V N 2 000• Cycling as part of your daily routine means D 2 000 E O Leys N NCN 6 E U N 65 A A5 O 65 E A 07 T D 6 Market Harborough, following the route of a O N S O S A S R B D L OOverstoneverstone PParkark L H C E U T L Y A you can get regular exercise without the N T O N A V E L E Round Y I M N R H R S O GolfGolf CourseCourse K A D L A Industrial LE 6 M O P R L former rail line. I S R 7 R K Moulton Park E I 0 O K Spinney A H S I E B W 5 N G I A B E N N N S C Y Estate T A O R Y A D O H R R Industrial Estate D G A additional cost and time needed in going to Fox Covert G A R A H C U E Y N X B R A H N U N R D M I S D E W O W Blackthorn Wood C A Y I L A K W S LS D D M L U N E O I O O H A T P U Y C S R Sunnyside O O N 12 L E S L A 5 3 A T A D E T R E MI D Visit www.cyclenorthants.co.uk for advice and D O A R the gym. T I A L H L R R N E A O AD E ROO L LO L H R C M I L L K M B M Y K K W R 5 C V A R W Primary Academy A L L I A P A 5 E P J N E R W D L 0 O L A F Whitehills W E 0 A D Y H O E R 7 H S A E F 6 R S O A L R V L 7 H L E S R I I I A E R 5 Y M K A L E H H L A O R 6 D O D A information about getting into cycling, including D R Primary & Nursery N 0 T 3 D R A G L W D S N C 8 A L O O A ’ D C Environmental benefits Schools S A4 F LA N D Q E T D N All Saints U AL R O A O A A O VE S V E different types of cycling, cycle training and tips T R I ER W K S S AD C R A S L H Church Of England TE RO D L Y R W W E O A E G PRIVA A P AY C PW S R O S A D V P I U T H R E Golf Course L R R E N O R R A A H V Y O RI A O Primary School E K E A E U K D R B H A5 • If more people replaced car journeys with 5 D AR I S D D 076 on looking after your bike M G L T 1 R E H R Y E L E 9 I S A B O A I L K PW W O Y RD F L B E B Y WAY D 9 R D A A I N N G H O UL A5076 TALAVERA T R O N L R Cemetery OD D S U N E N A O L R O B O O B F C E I V E ER R AD V I S cycling, the number of cars on the road would R Y U S D E O D W C H LL A E S V A M W R O O R R E E R H L E A F E D V E I ROAD C A T D R I L B U C R W M H R C D E O L S U G G OR E U R S S M U N D D L T R C H I T A decrease, helping to reduce congestion and N O R W T E S N B W A T O A F O E O W H T I R L R R O G S AR R L I N T H L D R S R A A O O R E U H O L O G A C O R E S O T M L W C Y D R 6 M I L T R 7 H B H D A A N D W E A 0 R N P D CO emissions and improve air quality.
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