A67 road
| A67 road in the UK | |
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| Start of the street: | Bowes |
| End of street: | Crathorne |
| Overall length: | 54.9 km (34.1 mi ) |
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| A67 near Darlington (photo 2006) | |
The A67 road ( English for road A67 ) is only a short section of the route Primary designated trunk road in England , the West-East direction from the A6 road in Bowes branching off the A19 route in Crathorne south of Middlesbrough leads. Today the road is of rather minor importance.
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The road leads from Bowes, exiting the A66 east-northeast, to Barnard Castle . There the A688 road branches off as a continuation of the primary route, while the A67 runs as a simple country road to the east, crosses Piercebridge and crosses the A1 (M) motorway without having a connection to it. Southwest of Darlington it joins the A66 and bypasses it on a common section with this Darlington south, this part again forms a primary route. East of Darlington it separates from the A66 again, passes Durham Tees Valley Airport , turns south at Egglescliffe and meets the dual carriageway A19 road between Kirklevington and Crathorne , where it ends.