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From M6 J2 M1 J21 M69 M6 M1 J1 J19 A14 From Draycote Water From A428 B4455 Kettering A426 Kites Hardwick Coventry A5 Nr. Rugby CV23 8AB Tel 01788 811107 - Fax 01788 522936 A46 N A428 Nuneaton J1 M1 A5199 Rugby A444 A5 M69 Lutterworth M6 Lond J3 on R J20 A4304 oad A45 J2 A4071 A428 M6 A426 Coventry J1 A14 A423 J18 J19 A45 A428 A5 A5 A428 Rugby A445 Kenilworth A45 J18 A5199 M45 A423 B4453 M45 RESTRICTED JCT A46 J17 Northbound exit Draycote Southbound entry Water A428 Draycote J17 Warwick Royal A426 A45 A5 Water Leamington B4453 A426 J15 Spa M1 Daventry M40 A423 J16 A45 M1 From the M1 - The South A361 Leave the M1 at junction 17 (signposted Coventry (S) & M45). Join the M45 and continue for 7.8 miles, to the roundabout junction, west A5 of Dunchurch. At the roundabout take the B4429 (Coventry Road) towards Dunchurch. B4455 A423 Turn right onto the A426 (Southam Road) in Dunchurch. Pass over the M45 and turn right at the signs for Draycote Water (see inset). From the M1 - The North A426 Leave the M1 at junction 21 (signposted Coventry, Bham & M69 (M6)). A45 Dunchurch Join the M69 towards Coventry and continue for 16 miles, joining the Daventry A46, following signs for Coventry (S), Leamington Spa & A45. B4429 Continue on the A46 for 4.3 miles, until the roundabout junction with the A45. Southam Thurlaston At the roundabout turn left onto the A45. M45 Continue straight over 2 roundabouts. A425 A425 At the third roundabout, turn left onto the B4429 (Coventry Road) towards Dunchurch. A45 Follow directions above From M1 - The South point 4 Draycote From the M6 Water Leave the M6 at junction 2 (signposted Coventry (E) & A46). Sailing From A5 Join the A46 towards Coventry, Leamington Spa & A45. A426 A423 Club A361 M1 J16 Remain on the A46 until the roundabout junction with the A45. Follow directions above From M1 - The North point 4 C r o From Coventry w n C Leave the City Centre and join the A45 following signs for Dunchurch & o p y r ig Kites M1. h t Remain on the A45 until the roundabout junction, west of Dunchurch. PRODUCED BY BUSINESS MAPS LTD FROM DIGITAL DATA - BARTHOLOMEW(2007) 43 Hardwick 42 At the roundabout take the B4429 (Coventry Road) towards Dunchurch. From 8U Follow directions above From M1 - The South point 4 Banbury M40 J11.

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