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Bedford and Kempston Cycling and Walking Map HIGH STREET on Main Roads G R A Z E H TW I Key L L ND INW SA S R A F OOD Numbered cycle routes D REYNES RIVE RO Bedford and Kempston Cycling and Walking Map HIGH STREET on main roads ....................................... W A ESTF FT D O IEL R B D ROAD C E on quieter roads .................................... IN S D L T F D D ATION O A E D R O W SP R D R CR N I LAN I SPE V D R R N K S I E O E off-road ................................................. G L A D ROAD R U D L G A I A Oakley S V B W C 7 E 8 7 R E N Lower School L Radial route start/end point ................... U M S F THT P D F I LTO O S E THE BE M N Oakley C GLE H F Lincroft BR E U N ROAD R R 4 16 U O R O R Academy I Radial route number.............................. D THE DR C Z Y E A LE H E S D O E C LA OS L N FLAX CL P D A A RIV Avenue route (Orbital route) ................... E A U CL MowsburyM E R L D DIE A A NA HillHil Stevington O RE R R G H Connecting cycle routes on road ................ A D L KNIGH A O L D TS AV E D I C FETLOCKCL E M D Y H T O N L H UE E A D I E Q SH R A T W F S UEE A A B E N R O Traffic-free shared path alongside road ....... R F S R D E R E G C E E P E L O S O L L C O O C R B W E A T 1 K 5 B L RR 5 W O R S E GEORGE S C N M E A O A m L O T S Traffic-free shared path away from road...... D A A O Y R H W G T L i D E ENR E D NE A n N L E O LOVE N SE u LL ROA O E TY A A D T A E N L E M E C VE t N AKL Y R N R e N O B E E A A SC s EE T L R EN WAG GR On-road cycle lane ..................................... R L S c Renhold N N T TA O O FF y A A E C W L c D S E Lower R l A G e E NE W School 5 L t A o Bus lane available to cyclists....................... P A L Y B T D T ClaphamC CODY R EAU EN H S FO o N H PA OAD RT BMX C C D W w R U N C HU R A E L O CARRIA n C A Y Park M O U GE DRIVE L OL Unsurfaced/bound gravel track or bridleway U D 7 H M O C S L O W E CH A E e Salph V n Renhold T O L t O R r NE P R H C B A E A A U e L N Pedestrianised street in town centre ........... G R W E E Putnoe S D D K C AVON 8 End AM Y D D DRI L RI KH AD C R V St Thomas More E VE Mowsbury Wood O KFIELD RO E R O C (cycling permitted between 6pm and 9am)PA L U H RI I B Catholic Teaching School B R F Park H E K F G R E I N O A H H A W I L Walkway (cycling may not be permitted)D ..... GH LK D E B A N O S UR L T S Ursula Taylor N Y R SI E AU D I R EE O E F T L C Lower School D C A D D WANSBECK O E Bedford Athletic TH R A O E D G WARRE E O O Mark B RE THE B Rugby Club LY U R E E N W C N National Cycle Network (NCN) route 51 ...... T Rutherford C THE H E N E H A ISE V E N R UE School D W E A R E DG N T K I R E R R E D R V CL TO B Toucan crossing ......................................... A e 5 R WENTWORT I H r M Y DR V TAMA IV t U R E R D E H OAD n Beauchamp NE A 8A E B e A O S V L I E V E Pelican crossing ......................................... Middle R R 9 C B V A C ON S K E E S W D D School L R A n F L A N N D E O E I E L R W WA R L ER I E A EST R E S S IEU COLCH w D X BEAUL WAY 10 O T R U IS I V O o R Y O AD D N Zebra crossing............................................ L O N O O E F R E U A T A C V D T ADW O E A D K N N T Y W A F S o L L Scott C E W U R t H O C E WE A A E N R A N R K S S E A Y W IVE N D E R V T Park Lower U A Traffic signals.............................................. e D R E E Cycle shops R A R N Y Y A N V E R l E 7 L I D C AL A U R U W E R O Wood School N O L D c I N R H C L A L MANOR D E y W VE A D E F R I I N D V A R OV 11 K O E c D R Y D B E S N NT ART O E R R R A D Other crossing............................................ A E I EC C A 1. ..............Transition Cycles s A N N R D O O E WAY SC G N SC M M e E VE R W EN A T D t CR Brickhill T I E O A L W Y R B u W Brickhill V N S L GL D E AN 2. ....................... Cycle King O I UR A K D E A Underpass.................................................. n L D N Lower D R N N O E N i R E D L I I C W S R CLAPHAM IL S N S AX H V 8A P A U P E RO O T School I S P m C A S P NORSE R R R O D T T 3. ........................... Halfords L ER O A OAD E P 5 O FA 8 CLO A L N D O V G Busgate...................................................... 1 LC E O SE R Y L E L O H O TAR IN N U P S G A D O R A N E WA A O E R Y V R I U O 4. ....................Go Outdoors A E V 10 C N P H ROAD W U A AV N P D E A E N E P AY T V E E W R P 9 Y E F One-way street........................................... E D S S F N A I N E 5. ..... Flamme Rouge Cycles O U L U E DRIVE L N L Putnoe D C N H I M E G M R A R S AD L L TH A U Primary O E R S E BU S B O NTING R OCK R OE Cycle contraflow......................................... URD N M D N M N AD R A School O B L S A A B R R DE O UT T I O D I N P N LOW C A P H E D N M ER F D R U T ARM A R D A RO RO K UTN G P E TRI IVE L A D O C A D R O H E I L E K DR R A K D K IL G E A O A IV O S N OAD D R GO M L H T DS P R R C S E Steep incline (arrow points downhill) ............... O EA I W A L D G H U U E D D R R O D R P R E N I W A IL T N F Woodside O O I N D D I P E N R M L H V F D R C E IT E UR O M I E O E O A A N L H VE F M N O L D H C I G Bromham Manton Lane A I R A NG E S C ARUND C 12 L R E U N L I C T D L O D I LAR SE R H D R D S D W KWAY R AD TR R R O E Cycle shop (see index right)........................... AN Lake Industrial Area D ROB ES E IV Chillingham RO L HI R I M R C A E D 5 LL I E E V OR A O D H D RD A E E M L N O A 10 G T Green TAI D H C N CH S A C L E L AR 12 W R O W RO S T 8A A NW N STRA O O O L A O Important buildings....................................
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