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The A5 Trunk Road (A5 – M1 Link Dunstable Northern Bypass) Order 2014

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SCHEDULE 1 ROUTE OF THE NEW MAIN ROAD

Article 2(2)(i) The route of the main new road is about 5.2 kilometres in length, from a point on the plan marked A on the A5 Trunk Road, about 400 metres northwest of the centreline of its junction with Thorn Road at Houghton Regis in the County of Bedfordshire, easterly to a point on the plan marked B, about 250 metres southeast of the centreline of Sundon Road Railway Bridge at Chalton in the County of Bedfordshire.

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SCHEDULE 1 ROUTE OF THE NEW MAIN ROAD

Article 2(2)(i) The route of the main new road is about 5.2 kilometres in length, from a point on the plan marked A on the A5 Trunk Road, about 400 metres northwest of the centreline of its junction with Thorn Road at Houghton Regis in the County of Bedfordshire, easterly to a point on the plan marked B, about 250 metres southeast of the centreline of Sundon Road Railway Bridge at Chalton in the County of Bedfordshire.

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