A roads in Zone 1 of the Great Britain numbering scheme

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A roads in Zone 1 of the Great Britain numbering scheme

List of A roads in zone 1 in Great Britain beginning north of the Thames, east of the A1 (roads beginning with 1).

Single- and double-digit roads


Road	From	To	Notes
A1	Central London (St Paul's Cathedral)	Edinburgh	Often called the "Great North Road". London sections of road covered by separate A1 road (London) article
A10	Central London (The Monument)	King's Lynn	Section round Cambridge overlaps M11 and A14
A11	Central London (Aldgate)	Norwich	Section between Bow and Stump Cross (M11 J9) superseded by A12 and M11. Section round Newmarket overlaps A14
A12	Central London (Blackwall)	Lowestoft	Section round Ipswich overlaps A14. Section between Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth redesignated as A47 in 2017
A13	Central London (Aldgate)	Shoeburyness
A14	M6 motorway	Felixstowe Port	Originally the A14 was the Old North Road, which forms part of the Roman Road known as Ermine Street. It ran from Royston in Hertfordshire through Huntingdon to meet with the A1 south of Alconbury. The Royston-Huntingdon section is now the A1198; the section north of Huntingdon is a spur of the A14 although no number appears on signs.
A15	Norman Cross near Peterborough	Hessle
A16	Grimsby	Peterborough*	New stretch between Spalding and Peterborough now open, the previous road from Spalding to Stamford becoming the A1175.
A17	Newark-on-Trent	King's Lynn
A18	Doncaster	Ludborough
A19	Doncaster	Seaton Burn

Triple-digit roads


Road	From	To	Notes
A100	Bricklayers Arms, South London	Tower Hill, City of London	Part of the London Inner Ring Road
A101	Limehouse	Rotherhithe	Rotherhithe Tunnel
A102	Charlton	Clapton	Includes the Blackwall Tunnel and former A102(M) motorway south of the tunnel. Section between A13 and Hackney Wick redesignated as A12.
A103	Highbury	Hornsey	The northern end of this road is called Tottenham Lane but actually it is Arsenal whose stadium it will go past at the other end.
A104A11	Islington Green	Epping	The northern section of this road, beyond Woodford Green, was originally A11
A105	Canonbury	Enfield Town	Formerly continued north to A1010 south of Waltham Cross
A106	Hackney	Wanstead	Formerly ended at Leytonstone, but according to some maps seems to have taken over bits of the old A11 and A12. Originally, the number referred to the A12 Eastern Avenue section.
A107	Whitechapel	Manor House	via Hackney and Clapton
A108	Unused		Was allocated twice. Firstly on what's now the A1080 and A10, from the A105 junction at Wood Green to the A1170 junction at Waltham Cross. Secondly, it was used for what's now the A19 from Seaham to Seaton Burn (at the time, the A19 went on the current A1018). It is sometimes an error for the A1083.
A109	Whetstone	Tottenham	Western-most side off A1000 as Oakleigh Road North, becomes Oakleigh Road South, then re-appears off A1003 Friern Barnet Road as Station Road, across the A406 into Bounds Green Road. To the East of A105 Green Lanes as Lordship Lane crossing the A1080 and the A10 until it hits A1010 Tottenham High Road.
A110	Woodford Green	Barnet
A111	Palmers Green	Potters Bar
A112	Waltham Abbey	Woolwich Ferry
A113	Leytonstone	Chipping Ongar
A114	Plaistow	Whipps Cross
A115	Unused		Ran from Hackney Wick to Stratford. Eliminated in 2010; now Chapman Road, Rothbury Road, White Post Lane, and Carpenters Road. The original alignment went from Leytonstone to Valentines, which is now mostly part of the A12, which was rerouted along similar roads.
A116	Manor Park	Wanstead
A117	Aldersbrook	Woolwich Ferry
A118	Bow	Romford	Section between Bow and Stratford was A11, with the section east of Stratford forming the original A12. An older one went from Canning Town to Rippleside. This is now part of the A13 (which the old route became an extension of the A124 and A123)
A119	Ware	Watton-at-Stone	See also A602
A120	Puckeridge	Harwich
A121	Waltham Cross	Woodford Green
A122	Unused		Ran from Epping to Chelmsford. Rerouted to Hastingwood later. Renumbered as part of the A414 (old route now B183 and A1060).
A123	Chigwell	Barking	East of Barking town centre (Ripple Road) was the original A13. A13 still uses much of the original (albeit dualled) Ripple Road towards Dagenham.
A124	Canning Town	Upminster	Western section was the original A13 as far as Barking.
A125	Romford	Rainham
A126	West Thurrock	Tilbury	seems to have two western termini, on the A13 and A1090
A127	Romford	Southend	Known as the Southend Arterial Road
A128	Orsett	Chipping Ongar	used to run from Tilbury
A129	Shenfield	Hadleigh
A130	Little Waltham	Canvey Island	Used to start at Trumpington, near Cambridge. Originally ended on the A129 near Rayleigh until extended to the A127 and then Canvey Island.In 2008 from Dunmow to Chelmsford the road was downgraded to B1008.
A131	Little Waltham	Sudbury
A132	Basildon	South Woodham Ferrers	Originally allocated to the road from Colchester to Huntingdon (now A1124, A1017, A143, A1307, A14 (former A604)).
A133	Colchester	Clacton-on-Sea	by way of Elmstead Market, Frating, Great Bentley and Weeley.
A134	King's Lynn	Colchester
A135	Stockton-on-Tees	Egglescliffe	Originally this number belonged to the road from Colchester to Harwich via Manningtree in Essex; this is now shared between the A137 and, east of Manningtree B1352. Traffic from Colchester to Harwich is now directed via the A120.
A136	Harwich	Harwich International Port	Originally this ran from Harwich to Clacton. More recently it ran from a junction with the A120 near Parkeston Quay, west of Harwich, to Harwich town, where there is another international port. Today it runs from the same junction to Parkeston Quay.
A137	Ipswich	Colchester	This road connects the town centre of Ipswich to Old Stoke by going over the Old Stoke Bridge which traverses the tidal section of the River Orwell.^[1]
A138	Chelmsford		The Chelmsford ring road. Previously allocated to a road between Ipswich and Shotley Gate (now B1456).
A139	Stockton-on-Tees	Billingham	Previously allocated to a road between Ipswich and Felixstowe (now old A14).
A140	Needham Market	Cromer
A141	Guyhirn	Huntingdon
A142	Chatteris	Newmarket
A143	Great Yarmouth	Haverhill
A144	Darsham	Bungay	Originally continued to Norwich, the Bungay-Norwich section since renumbered B1332
A145	Blythburgh	Beccles
A146	Norwich	Lowestoft
A147	Norwich	Norwich	Part of the Norwich inner ring road; previously allocated to a road between Norwich and Cromer (now A140).
A148	King's Lynn	Cromer	Cromer-Mundesley section of B1159 (since reclassified to a C road) was previously part of A148
A149	Great Yarmouth	Kings Lynn
A150	Unused		Previously allocated to a road between Wisbech and Long Sutton. It is now the A1101.^[2]
A151	Colsterworth	Holbeach
A152	Donington	Surfleet
A153	Honington	Louth
A154	Felixstowe	Felixstowe	The original alignment went from Mablethorpe to Donington (now A52).
A155	Tumby	West Keal
A156	Saxilby	Gainsborough
A157	Wragby	Maltby le Marsh
A158	Lincoln	Skegness
A159	Scunthorpe	Gainsborough
A160	Ulceby, North Lincolnshire	Immingham	Previously allocated to a road between Croxton and Barrow upon Humber (now B1211).
A161	Beckingham	Goole
A162	Ferrybridge	Tadcaster
A163	Selby	Holme on Spalding Moor
A164	Hessle	Driffield
A165	Kingston upon Hull	Scarborough
A166	York	Bridlington
A167	Topcliffe	Kenton Bar	In County Durham this road largely follows the old course of the A1.
A168	Boston Spa	Northallerton
A169	Malton	Whitby
A170	Thirsk	Scarborough
A171	Middlesbrough	Scarborough
A172	Tontine	Middlesbrough
A173	Stokesley	Skelton-in-Cleveland
A174	Thornaby-On-Tees	Whitby
A175	Unused		Previously a road between South Bank and Normanby.
A176	Vange, near Basildon	Billericay	Previously allocated to a road between Thornaby-On-Tees and Middlesbrough (now old A66).
A177	Stockton	Durham
A178	Middlesbrough	Hartlepool
A179	A19	Hartlepool
A180	Barnetby-le-Wold	Cleethorpes	Previously allocated to a road between Durham and Byers Garth (now B1198); originally proposed on what is now the A1086.
A181	Durham	Castle Eden
A182	A194(M)	Easington Village
A183	Chester-le-Street	South Shields
A184	Sunderland	Gateshead
A185	Felling	South Shields
A186	Newcastle upon Tyne	North Shields
A187	Heaton	North Shields
A188	Heaton	Forest Hall
A189	Newcastle upon Tyne	Ashington
A190	Dudley bypass, North Tyneside	Seaton Sluice	Known locally as The Avenue
A191	Kenton Bar	Whitley Bay
A192	North Shields	Morpeth
A193	Bedlington	Byker
A194	Washington	South Shields	Previously allocated to a road between Seaton Burn and Blyth (now A1068, A192, B1505 (FORMER A189), A193, B1329 (former A193)).
A195	Washington	Wardley	Previously allocated to a road between Morpeth and Plessey Checks (now A192).
A196	Morpeth	Ashington
A197	Clifton, Northumberland	Newbiggin-by-the-Sea
A198	Tyninghame	Tranent
A199	Leith	West Barns

Four-digit roads

1000s


Road	From	To	Notes
A1000	Highgate	Welwyn	Formerly the A1
A1001	Near Hatfield	Hatfield
A1003	Southgate	North Finchley
A1004	Southgate	Palmers Green
A1005	Potters Bar	Enfield
A1006	Leyton	Walthamstow
A1008	Snaresbrook	Wanstead
A1009	South Chingford	Woodford
A1010	Tottenham	Waltham Cross	Former A10 alignment; an older A1010 went from Canning Town to North Woolwich (now A1011, Victoria Dock Road, and A112).
A1011	West Ham	Silvertown	significant portion is now A1020
A1012	North Stifford	Grays
A1013	Stanford-le-Hope	Grays	Former A13 alignment (pre-1980s) between Stanford and Lodge Lane, Grays. Section between Lodge Lane and Grays town centre possibly the original A13 alignment. Lodge Lane between A1013 and A1306 is presently unclassified but was also part of the A13 till the 1980s.
A1014	Stanford-le-Hope	Coryton Refinery
A1015	Rayleigh	Eastwood
A1016	North Shoeburyness	Shoeburyness
A1017	Haverhill	Gosfield
A1018	South Shields	A19 near Seaham	Former A19 alignment; a former alignment went along the old A1 through Grantham (now B1174), and the original alignment went from A137 west of Manningtree to Mistley (became A604 spur, now A1352).
A1019	Harlow	Harlow
A1020	East India Docks	Beckton
A1021	Felixstowe	Felixstowe
A1022	Ipswich	Ipswich
A1023	Brook Street (Brentwood)	Mountnessing	Former A12 alignment; an earlier A1023 went from A47 to A134 in Crimplesham (now unclassified).
A1024	Norwich	Old Catton
A1025	Harlow	Harlow
A1027	Hartburn	Billingham
A1028	Ulceby Cross	Candlesby
A1029	Scunthorpe	Scunthorpe
A1031	Cleethorpes	Mablethorpe
A1032	Hemlington	Portrack
A1033	Kingston upon Hull	Withernsea
A1034	A63 at South Cave	A1079 at Market Weighton
A1035	B1242 at Hornsea	A1079 near Beverley	Formerly started at A165 at Leven but extended when B1244 was reclassified as A1035 in 2013.
A1036	Copmanthorpe	Huntington	Former A64 through York prior to the York By Pass
A1037	Chingford	Chingford	Waltham Way, runs alongside the River Lee Diversion and William Girling Reservoir
A1038	Bridlington	Bridlington
A1039	Staxton	Filey
A1041	A614	Selby
A1042	Duplicated, one in Redcar, one in Norwich		Norwich version post-dates Redcar, part of the Norwich outer ring road, previously A47 and B1454. See Anomalously numbered roads in Great Britain
A1043	Nunthorpe	Nunthorpe	Nunthorpe Bypass
A1044	Yarm	Hemlington	Originally went northeast along what is now the B1380 between what was previously the A1045 to the A174.
A1045	Unused		Ran from Thornaby-on-Tees to Stockton-on-Tees (now A1044 and Thornaby Road; the A1044 went northeast on what is now the B1380)
A1046	Stockton-on-Tees	Port Clarence
A1048	Hartlepool	Hartlepool
A1049	Hartlepool	Hartlepool
A1050	Unused		Ran from Farewell Hall to Durham (now A177/South Road and Church Street)
A1051	Unused		Ran from A177/Hallgarth Street to Crossgate (now A177, Quarryheads Lane, and Margery Lane)
A1052	Houghton Gate	Houghton-le-Spring
A1053	Lazenby	Grangetown
A1054	Norwich	Norwich
A1055	Tottenham Hale	Waltham Cross
A1056	North Brunton	Killingworth
A1056	Hazlerigg	Backworth
A1057	Hatfield	St Albans
A1058	Newcastle upon Tyne	Tynemouth
A1059	Unused		Ran from London Road (this was then A1184, but now B1383) to A1250 in Bishop's Stortford (now North Street, Poter Street, and South Street, possibly B1529).
A1060	Bishop's Stortford	Sandon
A1061	Shankhouse	South Beach, Blyth
A1062	Hoveton	Potter Heigham	Previously an eastward continuation of the B1354; the original A1062 went from Bebside to Beddingtion (now A193)
A1064	Acle	Near Caister-on-Sea
A1065	Mildenhall	Fakenham
A1066	Thetford	Diss
A1067	Norwich	Fakenham	significant portion is now B1454 between Tattersett and Heacham via Docking
A1068	Seaton Burn	Alnwick
A1069	Chingford	Buckhurst Hill
A1070	Stevenage
A1071	Newton, Suffolk	Ipswich
A1072	Stevenage	Stevenage
A1073	Unused		Ran from Eye to Spalding. Now downgraded to two C-roads, after opening of the new A16 road. The current road will remain open, but declassified, as a local road.
A1074	New Costessey	Norwich	Previously part of the A47 prior to the construction of the Norwich southern bypass; formerly used on the Norwich Ring Road.
A1075	Thetford	East Dereham
A1076	Gaywood	Kings Lynn
A1077	Scunthorpe	South Killingholme
A1078	Kings Lynn	South Wootton
A1079	York	Kingston upon Hull
A1080	Turnpike Lane Underground station	Tottenham	Formerly numbered as part of the A108; the original route went from the A11 (now Broadway) to the A12 (now Broadway) in Stratford (now A118/The Grove).
A1081	Luton	High Barnet	Previously allocated to present A1400 and A406 from Gants Hill to Walthamstow Forest. This road was originally the A6. Its actual numbering is curious because it is out of zone.
A1082	A148	A149 at Sheringham	Previously numbered as the B1158; original location was on what is now the western half of the Whipps Cross Roundabout
A1083	Becontree Heath	Ilford
A1084	Brigg	Caistor
A1085	Middlesbrough	A174 south of Marske-by-the-Sea
A1086	Easington	Hartlepool
A1087	Beltonford	Broxburn
A1088	Woolpit	Thetford
A1089	Orsett Heath	Tilbury Cruise Terminal	this is the Trunk Road into Tilbury (and not the A13!)
A1090	Purfleet	West Thurrock
A1092	Baythorne End	Long Melford
A1094	A12 near Stratford St. Andrew	Aldeburgh
A1095	A12 near Blythburgh	Southwold
A1096	Galley Hill	St Ives
A1097	Westgate/B1200 (was A157) Louth	Grimsby Road/B1502 (was A16) in Louth	Before the Louth bypass was opened in 1991, it directed traffic heading between the west and the north away from the town centre along St Mary's Lane. Designation downgraded at that time to part of B1200
A1098	New Waltham	Cleethorpes
A1099	Chelmsford	Chelmsford

1100s


Road	From	To	Notes
A1100	Unused		Ran from Copdock to Great Blakenham (now B1113, Swan HIll, and The Street).
A1101	Bury St. Edmunds	Littleport
A1103	West Rasen	Osgodby Moor
A1104	Ulceby Cross	Mablethorpe
A1105	Kingston upon Hull	Near Hessle
A1107	Cockburnspath	Near Burnmouth
A1108	Chirton	Billy Mill
A1110	New Southgate	A406	The western section of Bowes Road that passes through Arnos Grove.
A1111	Alford	Sutton-on-Sea	Subject of the song 'the A1111' by John Shuttleworth, the stage persona of Graham Fellows
A1112	Abridge	Dagenham	Southern section used to follow what is now A1240, and formerly, north of the A12 it was B196 as far as Hainault Forest and north of there part of a much longer B174, while south of the A124 it was part of a much longer B178.
A1113	Unused		Ran from A1099 to A138 in Chelmsford (now B1137).
A1114	Duplicated, one in Gateshead, one in Chelmsford		See Anomalously numbered roads in Great Britain
A1115	Unused		Ran from Winceby to Scremby (now B1195, Ashby Road, and Northfield Road).
A1117	Carlton Colville	Corton
A1118	Unused		Was a loop around the A12 in Lowestoft (became one way; now B1532).
A1120	Combs Ford	Yoxford
A1121	Boston	Swineshead Bridge
A1122	Outwell	Swaffham
A1123	Huntingdon	Soham
A1124	Sible Hedingham	Colchester
A1129	Fletton	Woodston, Cambridgeshire
A1130	Stockton-on-Tees	Acklam
A1133	Winthorpe	Torksey
A1134	Cambridge	Cambridge	Also the Cambridge Ring Road
A1136	Healing	Grimsby
A1137	Boston	Boston
A1139	Eye	Orton, Peterborough	Doubles as Fletton Parkway, part of Peterborough's Parkway system and a major part of the city's road network.
A1140	Edinburgh	Edinburgh	This road runs from the A1 at Piershill to A199 at Portobello. The whole length of the road is called Portobello Road.
A1141	Hoggard's Green	Hadleigh
A1144	Oulton	Lowestoft
A1145	Carlton Colville	Lowestoft
A1146	Hatfield	Thorne
A1147	Bedlington	Stakeford
A1148	Monkseaton	Whitley Bay
A1149	North Shields	Chirton
A1150	Harrowgate Village	Great Burdon
A1151	A147 Norwich	A149 near Stalham	Passes through Wroxham, the 'capital' of the Norfolk Broads
A1152	A12 North of Woodbridge	Rendlesham
A1153	Barking	Becontree
A1155	Stevenage	Stevenage
A1156	Ipswich	Ipswich	Former A45
A1158	Westcliff-on-Sea	Prittlewell
A1159	Southend on Sea	Southend Airport
A1160	Southend on Sea	Seafront	Short link road from A13
A1165	A63 in Kingston upon Hull	A1079 in Kingston upon Hull
A1166	Anlaby Park	Kingston upon Hull
A1167	Berwick	Scremerston
A1168	Chigwell Rolls Park	Loughton Homebase	Formerly B171
A1169	Harlow	Harlow
A1170	Ware	Turnford
A1171	Annitsford	Cramlington
A1172	Cramlington	Cramlington
A1173	Caistor	Immingham
A1174	Kingston upon Hull	Beverley	This road includes the notorious Grovehill junction, which has 42 traffic lights.
A1175	Spalding	Stamford	Previous route of A16 road between Spalding and Stamford, before completion of the A1073 upgrade.
A1178	Unused		Temporary designation for what is now the M25 between junctions 23 (South Mimms) and 24 (Potters Bar). Would have been part of the planned M16 (Ringway 3).
A1179	Peterborough	Longthorpe
A1184	Bishops Stortford	Harlow	Most of this formed the old A11 route between the two towns
A1185	Wolviston	Seal Sands
A1189	Rushmere St. Andrew	Nacton Heath
A1198	Royston	Godmanchester	Original route of the A14
A1199	Duplicated, one in Islington, London, and one in Woodford, London		See Anomalously numbered roads in Great Britain

1200s and higher


Road	From	To	Notes
A1200	Moorfields Eye Hospital	Highbury & Islington station
A1201	Canonbury	Alexandra Palace
A1202	Central London (Aldgate)	Central London (Shoreditch	Part of the London Inner Ring Road
A1203	Tower Hill	Poplar	Includes the Limehouse Link tunnel in Docklands. Number seems also to refer to Butcher Row, a spur that connects to the A13 at Limehouse
A1205	South Hackney	Limehouse	Burdett Road and Grove Road, crosses A11 at Mile End station.
A1206	Limehouse	Blackwall	This is a crescent-shaped round around the Isle of Dogs. If you actually want to go from Limehouse to Blackwall you would use the A1261
A1207	Hackney	Dalston	Graham Road with Western boundary at Queensbridge Road where the A104 temporarily heads northbound.
A1208	Hoxton	Cambridge Heath	Hackney Road.
A1209	Shoreditch	Bethnal Green	Bethnal Green Road
A1210	Tower Hill	Aldgate	One-way section of the London Inner Ring Road, mostly Mansell Street, with links via Minories and Goodman's Yard
A1211	Barbican	Aldgate
A1214	Ipswich	Martlesham	Former route of A12, prior to Ipswich Southern/Eastern by-pass
A1231	Washington	Central Sunderland
A1232	Colchester	A12/A120	Former A12 alignment through northern Colchester. See also A120
A1235	Basildon	Basildon	Cranes Farm Road, parallels the A127 and the A1321 between the A176 and A132 roads
A1237	Copmanthorpe	A64	York Outer Ring Road (Western & Northern)
A1238	Thorpe Willoughby	Barlby
A1240	Becontree	Dagenham	Formerly numbered A1112
A1242	Norwich	Thorpe St Andrew	Previously part of the A47 prior to the construction of the Norwich southern bypass.
A1243	Great Yarmouth	Great Yarmouth	Shares the same number with Scartho Road and a stretch of Louth Road to the south of Grimsby. See Anomalously numbered roads in Great Britain
A1245	Benfleet	Howe Green	Previously the A130
A1246	Selby Fork	Brotherton	Previously part of the A1
A1250	Bishops Stortford	Bishops Stortford
A1251	Romford	Romford
A1260	Peterborough	Peterborough
A1261	Limehouse	Leamouth	Aspen Way, East India Dock Link tunnel, and West India Dock Road in Docklands
A1270	Taverham	Rackheath	Norwich Northern Distributor Road
A1290	Sunderland	Monkwearmouth
A1300	Jarrow	South Shields	John Reid Road, South Shields southern ring road
A1301	Trumpington	Stump Cross	The original A1301 went from Sadlers Farm to Canvey Island. This became part of the A130 and B1014 (the old B1014 became part of the A130), and the current A1301 was designated on the old route of the A130.
A1302	Westley	Southgate Bridge
A1303	Hardwick	Newmarket	Former A45
A1304	Six Mile Bottom	Water Hall	Former A11
A1305	Stockton-on-Tees	Stockton-on-Tees
A1306	Dagenham	North Stifford	Former A13 alignment, with unclassified Lodge Lane connecting to the A1013. Eastern section was the main route till the 1980s. Western section was the main route until as recently as the late 1990s.
A1307	Girton	Haverhill	Formerly A604 and before that A132
A1308	Stowmarket	Combs Ford
A1309	Trumpington, Cambridgeshire	Milton, Cambridgeshire	Former A10 alignment
A1311	South Hornchurch	South Hornchurch	Marsh Way, link road between A13 and A1306. Briefly part of A13 during completion of Thames Gateway 1998-9.
A1321	Basildon	Basildon	Broadmayne, parallels the A1235 between the A176 and A132 roads
A1358	Stowmarket	Combs Ford
A1400	North Circular Charlie Brown's Roundabout	Gants Hill	Formerly A406, but this section was only briefly considered part of the North Circular, the latter historically using the A104/A114/A116/A117 until 1987.
A1421	Haddenham	Witcham
A1434	Lincoln	South Hykeham
A1500	Scampton	Marton	Forms the eastern section of the Roman road from Ermine Street to Bawtry, fording the River Trent at Littleborough (the Roman settlement of Segelocum), then onto the Roman Fort at Doncaster (Danum).

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