A361 Road - Points of Interest

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Ilfracombe 51°12′19″N 4°07′37″W / 51.2053°N 4.1270°W / 51.2053; -4.1270 (Ilfracombe) SS514473 Start, Ilfracombe
Kilsby 52°20′02″N 1°10′23″W / 52.3340°N 1.1730°W / 52.3340; -1.1730 (Kilsby) SP563710 End, Kilsby


A roads in Zone 3 of the Great Britain road numbering scheme
  • A3
  • A30
  • A31
  • A32
  • A33
  • A34
  • A35
  • A36
  • A37
  • A38
  • A39
  • A301
  • A303
  • A307
  • A308
  • A316
  • A329
  • A337
  • A338
  • A340
  • A342
  • A344
  • A345
  • A346
  • A350
  • A354
  • A360
  • A361
  • A363
  • A368
  • A369
  • A370
  • A371
  • A374
  • A379
  • A380
  • A386
  • A390
  • A3036
  • A3054
  • A3055
  • A3090
  • A3203
  • A3204
  • A3220
  • A3400
  • List of A roads in Zone 3
  • List of B roads in Zone 3

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