Hooley Lane
Introduction
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Hooley Lane
Image: © Ian Capper Taken: 17 Apr 2008
Prior to the current A25 being built from by Redhill Station up Redstone Hill in the 19th century, the route from Reigate eastwards came this way. The railway bridge carries the Brighton railway, and has four tracks at this point, the old route through Redhill Station and the bypass "Quarry Line" having joined at Earlswood Junction a few yards to the north. The blue cycle route sign is for National Cycle Network route 21, which passes through Redhill en route from Croydon to Gatwick.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.232473
Longitude
-0.169845