B4451 junction with B4452
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B4451 junction with B4452
Image: © Stuart Logan Taken: 13 Aug 2012
The B4451 is called Station Road at this point, presumably due to the proximity of the railway line from Banbury to Royal Leamington Spa, because no station exists in the immediate vicinity. There is a large pub visible to the left of the pylon and this is called The Great Western. The B4452 approaches from that direction but terminates at the junction because the B4451 makes an abrupt right turn to cross Deppers Bridge over the railway.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.233677
Longitude
-1.431679