Great North Road

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Great North Road is a historic major route in England that connected London to Edinburgh and served as a key coaching and trade road for centuries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic road
long-distance route
associatedWith coaching inns
turnpike trusts
connects Edinburgh
London, England
surface form: London
country England
culturalSignificance featured in British travel literature
symbol of historic travel between England and Scotland
eraOfGreatestUse 18th century
19th century
hasSectionDesignatedAs A1
A1000
A167
B197
historicalImportance key route for mail coaches
key route for stagecoaches
major artery for north–south trade
historicalRole primary coaching route between London and Edinburgh
historicalUse coaching route
trade route
locatedIn England
majorFunction link between London and Scotland
partOf United Kingdom road network
passesThrough Cambridgeshire NERFINISHED
County Durham
Hertfordshire NERFINISHED
Lincolnshire
Northumberland
Nottinghamshire NERFINISHED
Yorkshire
replacedBy A1 road NERFINISHED
modern motorway network
roadNumberSupersededBy A1 road
surface form: A1 Great North Road
routeDirection north–south
terminus City of London
Edinburgh
surface form: Edinburgh, Scotland
transportMode horse-drawn coaches
wagons
usedSinceCentury 16th century
17th century

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A1 road historicalName Great North Road
Barnsdale Forest locatedNear Great North Road
A1 road partOf Great North Road