Milestone, A419 (old road)
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Milestone, A419 (old road)
Image: © James Clarke Taken: 23 Nov 2020
By the entrance to Westley Farm, on the verge of the original route of the road. The area is the Junction of the Cirencester Road and the Stroud Road. This particular section of the Cirencester Road was created during WW2 when Aston Down aerodrome was built, cutting through a road that joined the A419 a mile along. No record of the inscription. It is 7 miles from Ciren (& Stroud) Milestone Society National ID: GL_CISDA07
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Image Location
Latitude
51.715862
Longitude
-2.132699