Barnes: an important road junction
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Barnes: an important road junction
Image: © Dr Neil Clifton Taken: 8 Jan 2013
Looking west across the A306, we see Church Road (A3003) straight ahead, which leads to Barnes 'village centre', if that's what you would call it, around the pond. To the left is the unclassified Elm Grove Road, but sharp left is the A306 Rocks Lane, leading to Roehampton and the South Circular. Sharp right the A306 continues as Castelnau (former name: Upper Bridge Road) to Hammersmith Bridge.
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