MT 120/98
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Jump to navigationJump to searchTrunk Road Master Plan: Engineering Appreciation : London - Norwich.
Date range | 1958 - 1963 |
Location | National Archives (see all files stored here) |
Catalogue | See entry |
File base | Series MT, subseries MT 120 |
Context
"Appreciation" in this context means "accurate and definitive description". It contains an itinerary of the route of the A11 as it existed around 1960, along with which councils are responsible for what, the various improvements on the go at that time (with particular attention to the Barton Mills Bypass, which opened in 1958, and the "Norwich Radial" - that's the M11 to you and me).
In short, everything you ever needed to know about the A11 but were afraid to ask.
Contents of Note
- A series of strip maps, separated by county, showing the state of the road and the speed limit on each section, along with proposed bypasses.
- A map proposing to divert the A11 westward along the line of the A104 and through the middle of Epping Forest (!), to rejoin its old route at the Green Man.
People with camera copies
Ritchie Swann has all of the maps and some of the itineraries, though the strip maps are all out of focus and illegible.