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Icknield Street or
Ryknild Street is a
Roman road in England, with a
route roughly south-west to north-east. It runs from the
Fosse Way at
Bourton on...
- and 13
miles (21 km)
northwest of Stratford-upon-Avon. The
Roman road of
Ryknild Street, now the A435, p****es
through the
village on its
eastern edge, parallel...
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Watling Street, the
Roman military road to
north Wales, and
Icknield (or
Ryknild)
Street (now the A38). The site is now
within the
parish of Wall, Staffordshire...
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period (c. 43 to 410 A.D.). A
Roman road,
Icknield Street (also
known as
Ryknild Street), ran from the
Fosse Way at Bourton-on-the-Water to Templeborough...
- (now A5127)
joins the
Roman Ryknild Street at
Streethay and
immediately after that A5127
joins the
present A38.
Ryknild Street had to that
point run...
- the UK road network. Historically, the
Roman roads of
Watling Street and
Ryknild Street crossed 2 mi (3.2 km)
south of the city at Letocetum; today, they...
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military staging post and
posting station near the
junction of
Watling Street, the
Roman military road to
north Wales, and
Icknield (or
Ryknild) Street...
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Templeborough near Rotherham,
which is now
called Icknield Street (or
Ryknild Street) to
distinguish it from the
Icknield Way. In many
places the track...
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ancient ford (Byda's Ford), now
replaced by a
narrow stone bridge, on the
Ryknild Street Roman road, now a
minor country road to Honeybourne, four miles...
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north of
Studley until Alcester the road runs
along path of old
Roman road
Ryknild Street.
Coughton Court,
stately home run by the
National Trust. Ragley...
