A830 road

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The A830 road, often called the "Road to the Isles," is a scenic route in the Scottish Highlands linking Fort William to the port town of Mallaig.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf A road in Great Britain
road
alsoKnownAs Road to the Isles NERFINISHED
approximateDirection east–west
category Roads in the Highland council area
Scenic routes in Scotland
connects Fort William NERFINISHED
Mallaig NERFINISHED
country Scotland
endPoint Mallaig harbour area NERFINISHED
follows Atlantic coastline near Arisaig
West Highland Line NERFINISHED
shore of Loch Eil
hasJunctionWith A82 road NERFINISHED
A861 road NERFINISHED
hasStructure Glenfinnan Viaduct nearby
historicalNote sections were formerly single-track with passing places
knownFor coastal scenery
mountain scenery
scenic views
tourism
locatedIn Highland council area
Scottish Highlands
locatedOn west coast of Scotland
maintainedBy Transport Scotland NERFINISHED
partOf Scottish trunk road network
passesNear Loch Eil NERFINISHED
Loch Shiel NERFINISHED
Loch nan Uamh NERFINISHED
passesThrough Arisaig NERFINISHED
Banavie NERFINISHED
Corpach NERFINISHED
Glenfinnan NERFINISHED
Lochailort NERFINISHED
Morar NERFINISHED
region Lochaber NERFINISHED
roadNumber A830
routeType primary route
serves Isle of Skye ferry connections
Small Isles ferry connections
ferry port of Mallaig
startPoint junction with A82 at Fort William
terminusA Fort William NERFINISHED
terminusB Mallaig NERFINISHED
touristDesignation Road to the Isles scenic route NERFINISHED
upgrade largely upgraded to two-lane standard in early 21st century
usedFor access to Western Isles ferries via Mallaig

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Mallaig roadConnection A830 road