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A414 Maldon by-pass

The riverside town of Maldon stands at the eastern end of the A414 road which goes from Hemel Hempstead in Hertfordshire to Heybridge in Essex. The Maldon by-pass opened to traffic in october 1990. The road goes along the line of a former railway. All Maldon by-pass photos were taken from London Road, Maldon.

Construction completed in 1990. Can be found on Ordnance Survey Landranger Map 168. See location on map and aerial photo.

These 4 photos are looking north from London Road, Maldon (the pylon links all 4 photos).

Before	Under Construction
A disused railway in 1988 which is to become the A414 Maldon by-pass.	The start of construction.
Nearing Completion	Completed
The by-pass is nearing completion.	The A414 Maldon by-pass, looking north from London Road after completion.

These 4 photos are looking south from London Road, Maldon.

Before	Under Construction
A disused railway in 1988 which is to become the A414 Maldon by-pass.	The new road is under construction.
Nearing Completion	Completed
The road is nearing completion.	Looking south on the A414 Maldon by-pass after completion.

Also Near Maldon:

• The Lodge Near Battlesbridge, Essex
• Maldon, Essex.
• River Chelmer, Essex.

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