A466 road
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| Route information | |
| Length: | 30.0 mi[1] (48.3 km) |
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| North end: |
King's Thorn 51°59′11″N 2°44′2″W / 51.98639°N 2.73389°W |
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      M48 motorway Junction 2 | |
| South end: |
Chepstow 51°37′14.55″N 2°40′23.84″W / 51.6207083°N 2.6732889°W |
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| Primary destinations: | Monmouth, Chepstow |
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The A466 is a road which runs close to the border between England and south east Wales, crossing at several locations.
Route
The A466 runs south from Kingsthorne, on the A49 road south east of Hereford, to the M48 motorway, junction 2, near Chepstow. It meets the A40 road at Monmouth, crossing the River Wye there and at Bigsweir Bridge near Llandogo, then follows a picturesque route south down the Wye valley through Tintern.
Places served
- Kingsthorne
- Wormelow Tump
- St Weonards
- Welsh Newton
- Buckholt
- Monmouth
- Wyesham
- Redbrook
- Llandogo
- Brockweir
- Tintern
- St Arvans
- Chepstow
References
- ↑ "Directions to A466". Google. Retrieved 14 April 2013.
External links
Media related to A466 road (Great Britain) at Wikimedia Commons
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