South Way
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South Way
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 26 Aug 2012
The southern part of the ring road that bypasses the centre of Newhaven for traffic travelling west. When constructed in the 1970s the road utilised a couple of already existing roads; Meeching Avenue and part of Meeching Rise, then demolished Dacre Road, Church Road and Sussex Place before utilising the open space left by the route of the old shingle railway that once linked Newhaven Town station to the beach beneath Castle Hill. In the process Chapel Street was split in two access provided by an underpass.
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Image Location
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50.793506
Longitude
0.050289