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Monmouth Road, USK, NP15 1QX

The white line and broken white line in the centre of Usk Road become double white lines ahead (signifying that vehicles must not cross the lines) at a sharp bend on the approach to the NE edge of residential Usk.

At this point, Usk Road, from Raglan via Gwehelog, is about 800 metres from the NE edge of residential Usk.

Maps I've consulted do not show at which point Usk Road (from Gwehelog) is renamed Monmouth Road, Usk, so this house's address may be either of these roads. The house is on the south side of the road, about 500 metres east of the NE edge of residential Usk, opposite the shared entrance drive to Braeside and Westwinds.

Opposite Glen Oak House, http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2093336 an entrance drive leads to two houses, Braeside and Westwinds, both set back about 100 metres from the road.

A break in the trees lining Usk Road gives a view south across fields at the edge of woodland.

Rusty gates, held together with pink and blue twine, are at the entrance to a field on the east side of Usk Road, about a kilometre NE of the edge of residential Usk.

Detached houses behind temporary fencing in November 2021.

Adjacent to Usk Road, the gate is at the entrance to a natural burial ground. http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2093141

Located on the north side of Usk Road, about a kilometre NE of the NE edge of residential Usk. Usk Natural Burial Meadow is a large pasture surrounded on three sides by the woods of Usk Castle Chase. It is intended for simple burials using a coffin or shroud made from natural materials. There are no gravestones nor other markers in the pasture to indicate the exact place of burial. Instead, a certificate is issued after each burial, recording the precise location.

From the evidence of the large white arrows on the road surface, it appears that drivers along this section of Usk Road, adjacent to Newbarn Wood, have a tendency to stray to the wrong side of the road.