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Encyclopedia > A44 road

The A44 is a major road in the United Kingdom. It runs from Oxford in England to Aberystwyth, in west Wales. From Oxford, the road runs north-west via Woodstock, Chipping Norton, then bypasses Evesham and Worcester before heading through Bromyard, Leominster and Kington. Arriving in Wales, it heads through the Cambrian Mountains before reaching the coast at Aberystwyth.


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SABRE - Road Lists - The First 99 - A44 (2269 words)
The original starting point of the A44 was just east of Chipping Norton with the A34, however since the extension of the M40 in the late 80s, A34 traffic has been redirected onto the M40 and the A44 now starts at the far end Woodstock Road, north of Oxford, where it joins the A40.
After the A38 crosses in a staggered junction, the A44 continues via Deansway past the statue of Elgar and the Cathedral before swinging West to cross the river.
From the bypass the A44 heads over the railway line before turning left at a former T junction (the RHS being the B4361 to Ludlow), doglegging round the town centre, before meeting a signal-controlled TOTSO to the right (straight ahead being the other half of the B4361).
A44 road at AllExperts (429 words)
The A44 is a major road in the United Kingdom that runs from Oxford in southern England to Aberystwyth in west Wales.
The road begins at a roundabout junction with the A40 road on the northern outskirts of Oxford in Oxfordshire.
It terminates on the A487 road in the centre of the town.
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