Kelvedon Essex Old A12 road.

Old finger post sign indicating where the old A12 road used to go through the village of Kelvedon In Essex UK.

 

The Kelvedon A12 bypass opened up in 1967.

The finger post was probably made by Stantons In Derbyshire and installed between 1920-1940.

 

A12 road village bypass opening years.

 

Redbridge to Hackney Wick 1999

Redbridge new bridge 1930

Eastern avenue 1925 first opened as A106

Brentwood 1965

Mountnessing 1973

Ingatestone original bypass 1959

Margaretting 1973

Chelmsford first bypass 1932

Chelmsford second bypass 1986

Boreham 1971

Hatfield peverel 1965

Witham 1963

Kelvedon 1967

Stanway and lexden 1971

Colchester first bypass 1933

Colchester second bypass 1974

Stratford St Mary 1966

Ipswich first bypass 1930

Ipswich bypass Orwell bridge opened 1982

Martlesham 1987

Woodbridge original bypass 1933

Wickham market 1976

Saxmundham 1987

Kessingland 1990

Great Yarmouth and Gorleston relief road 1993

In 2016 the A47 extended from Great Yarmouth to Lowestoft, reducing the length of the A12.

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