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<p>New page: <a href="/index.php?title=Category:Subseries_HLG_159" title="Category:Subseries HLG 159">Category:Subseries HLG 159</a><a href="/index.php?title=Category:Ringways" title="Category:Ringways">Category:Ringways</a> {{Header | title = Roads in North-East London: map of M11/M12/M15 junction | daterange = 1972 | nacatref = 8310247 | series = HL...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[Category:Subseries HLG 159]][[Category:Ringways]]<br /> {{Header<br /> | title = Roads in North-East London: map of M11/M12/M15 junction<br /> | daterange = 1972<br /> | nacatref = 8310247<br /> | series = HLG<br /> | subseries = 159<br /> }}<br /> <br /> ==Context==<br /> This file, like many in HLG 159, contains just two sheets of paper. One is the map, as promised, and the other is a short covering note explaining that the map is a diagrammatic representation of the M11/M12/M15 junction, which we knew from the title.<br /> <br /> The map itself is an A4 photocopy of a pencil sketch, in which the layout of the junction matches everything we already knew. However, it helpfully extends a little way in each direction and so it helpfully shows us:<br /> <br /> * Waterworks Corner was built as planned for Ringway 2;<br /> * M15 would indeed continue through the junction, though how far it would go to the west is unclear;<br /> * The first junction eastwards on the M12 (with the A123) would have been a standard roundabout interchange;<br /> * Junction diagrams are not present for the M15 down to the A13, though the diagram does indicate that the A124 junction might have been north-facing only.<br /> <br /> ==People with camera copies==<br /> [[User:Chris5156|Chris Marshall]] has a complete copy.</div>

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