A368 road

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The A368 road is a regional route in southwest England that runs through the Chew Valley, linking several villages and providing a key connection between the A37 and A38.

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A368 road canonical 2

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Statements (28)

Predicate Object
instanceOf A road in Great Britain
road
connectsTo A37 road
A38 road
country England
function links villages in Chew Valley
provides connection between A37 and A38
hasJunctionWith A37 road at Chelwood
A38 road near Churchill
locatedIn Bath and North East Somerset
North Somerset
Somerset
South West England
linked to: southwest England
near Chew Valley Lake
Mendip Hills
partOf British A road network
region Chew Valley
roadNumber A368
roadType primary route (in parts)
single carriageway
runsThrough Chew Valley
village of Banwell
village of Bishop Sutton
linked to: Bishop Sutton

village of Blagdon
linked to: Blagdon

village of Chelwood
village of Churchill
village of Compton Martin
village of West Harptree
linked to: West Harptree

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Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Chew Valley hasRoadConnection A368 road
West Harptree locatedOn A368 road