MT 120/248

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NORTH LONDON ORBITAL HIGHWAY (PROPOSED) FEASIBILITY STUDY. Working papers with ministerial and other correspondence

Date range1969-1970
LocationNational Archives (see all files stored here)
CatalogueSee entry
File baseSeries MT, subseries MT 120

Context

Another solid stack of paperwork in this extended series covering a study on Ringway 3 and the North Orbital Road to the north and north west of London. This one is heavy on abstract traffic flow forecasts and contains a fairly uncoordinated jumble of other things too. My notes suggest that "a lot of this is bobbins".

It contains, for example, a 1969 report by Freeman Fox (the consulting engineers carrying out the study) titled "Mathematical Models in Urban Transportation Planning" that I refused to even open.

Contents of note

  • Some detail on alternative ideas for NOR, including predicted traffic flows for different scenarios, some joining R3 at Navestock and others veering away to the east to terminate at Chelmsford.
  • Forecast traffic flows at Denham, which illustrates how problematic this area was.

Links to other files

MT 120/233 Highway project feasibility studies: preliminary study of the proposed North London Orbital; notes, minutes, agendas and correspondence (1969)
MT 120/234 Highway project feasibility studies: preliminary study of the proposed North London Orbital; notes, minutes, agendas and correspondence (1969)
MT 120/249 NORTH LONDON ORBITAL HIGHWAY (PROPOSED) FEASIBILITY STUDY. Working papers with ministerial and other correspondence (1969-1970)
MT 120/250 NORTH LONDON ORBITAL HIGHWAY (PROPOSED) FEASIBILITY STUDY. Working papers with ministerial and other correspondence (1969-1970)
MT 120/251 NORTH LONDON ORBITAL HIGHWAY (PROPOSED) FEASIBILITY STUDY. Working papers with ministerial and other correspondence. Part 1. (1970-1971)
MT 120/252 NORTH LONDON ORBITAL HIGHWAY (PROPOSED) FEASIBILITY STUDY. Working papers with ministerial and other correspondence. Part 2. (1970-1971)

People with camera copies

Chris Marshall has a partial copy.