A30
The A30 is an old trunk road (main road) which runs from central London to Land's End, the westernmost point of the mainland of southern Great Britain, and is sometimes called the Great South West Road. At 284 miles (457 km) long, it is the third longest 'A' road in the United Kingdom, behind the A1 and A38. The A30 makes up part of the main freight and tourism route to South West England, and in many parts it has been dualled and also now bypasses many of the old towns through which it originally ran.
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A30, related objects
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Coordinates: 51°6'56"N 1°33'4"W
- AAC Middle Wallop 3.6 km
- DSTL Porton Down 9 km
- South Harewood Forest 11 km
- Farley Mount Country Park 12 km
- MoD Boscombe Down 15 km
- Romsey Parish 16 km
- Salisbury Plain 27 km
- New Forest National Park 28 km
- Borough of Basingstoke and Deane 28 km
- The Salisbury Plain Training Area 29 km
- A30 High Street 4 km
- A343 Salisbury Road 7.2 km
- A3057 Winchester Road 10 km
- A36 Partridge Hill 16 km
- A36 Salisbury Road 17 km
- A338 26 km
- A36 26 km
- M27 29 km
- A303 43 km
- M3 46 km