A4177 approaching Five Ways
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A4177 approaching Five Ways
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 15 Mar 2010
Fast and busy, the A4177 is the former A41 Birmingham Road from Warwick to Birmingham via Knowle and Solihull. It was renumbered after the opening of the M40 Oxford-Birmingham motorway extension in 1990. It is crossed or joined by several public footpaths. Here, mercifully, visibility is good in both directions. The former A41 south of Warwick was reclassified as the B4100 for most of its length to Banbury.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.316836
Longitude
-1.666948