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A299 Thanet Way by-pass

The A299 Thanet Way by-pass opened in the late 1990s, the dual carriageway near Whitstable is about six miles long and replaces the single carriageway Thanet Way (now renumbered A2990).

Construction completed in 1998 .

Can be found on Ordnance Survey Landranger Map 178 . See location on map and aerial photo.

Before	Completed
Fields near Whitstable. This photo is looking west from Shrub Hill in 1995.	The view from Shrub Hill (looking west) after completion. A lorry can be seen on the A299 dual carriageway.

Before	Completed
This view from Shrub Hill (taken in 1995).	The view after completion. Cars can be seen on the A299 dual carriageway.

Before	Completed
A field and a house near Whitstable in 1995.	The field in 2003. The A299 Thanet Way by-pass now goes through here, the house can still be seen on the other side of the dual carriageway.

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