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The A40 is a trunk road in England and Wales, connecting London to Fishguard. It is one of the few remaining of the "old" trunk routes not to have been superseded by a direct motorway link, though some parts, such as the southern section from London to Oxford are served by the M40.


The route passes through the following places in order:

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The A40 is a trunk road connecting London to Fishguard in the United Kingdom.
It is one of the few remaining of the "old" trunk routes not to have been superseded by a direct motorway link, though some parts, such as the southern section from London to Oxford are served by the M40; and the A40(M) nearer the centre of London.
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