A286 road

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A286 road in the UK
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England

Course of the road
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Surrey
Street as A286
Locality Mildford A283
Locality Brook
Locality Haslemere B2131
crossing A287
West Sussex
Locality Fernhurst
Locality Midhurst- Eastbourne A272
via A272( North Street )
Locality Midhurst A272
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Locality Cocking
Locality Singleton
Locality West Dean
Locality Mid lavant
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Locality Chichester West Street & East Street (formerly A27)

The A286 is a Class I road established between Milford and Chichester in 1923. It is interrupted by the A272 in Midhurst. In Chichester it ran to the central square “Market Cross”. It was later extended to Birdham, where it ends today at a roundabout where two Class II streets meet. In Chichester it no longer runs through the city center, but on a ring road around the city center, which is completely signposted with the number A286. In Midhurst, the A286 has been given a westerly route so that it no longer crosses the city center.

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