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| Abbey Arcade | Shopping arcade fronting on to High Street with Market Hall behind. | 2249 | 2269 |
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| Broadway | Of Saxon origin. From Branston [123456] past the gates of Burton Abbey [123456] to the river Trent crossing at Bridge Street [123456]. It is now Burton Road Branston, Branston Road, Lichfield Street and High Street. | ||
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| Calais Road | From Belvedere Road [235245] to Tutbury Road [238252]. Formerly Patch Lane {check} from Belvedere Road to Dover Road [237250]. From there, Patch Lane became Dover Road to Horninglow Road North. | ||
| Cat Street Cattestrete | See below. (c.1296) Cat Street - re-named Station Street in 1840. From High Street [250228] to area of Derby Street at the line of the Ryknild Street Roman road [241233]. | ||
| Charnwood Road | (1960s) From Calais Road [238251] to Foston Avenue [234249]. | ||
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| Derby Road | 2464 2403 | 2622 2680 | |
| Derby Street | 2414 2334 | 2464 2403 | |
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| Horninglow Road | Of Saxon origin, or earlier. From Horninglow Street at Derby Turn [246240] to Horninglow Road North at the Trent and Mersey Canal bridge [243246] | ||
| Horninglow Road North | Of Saxon origin, or earlier. From Horninglow Road at the Trent and Mersey Canal bridge [243246] to Tutbury Road [238252] | ||
| Horninglow Street | (1417) Formerly Le Neubvginge / Le Newebegginge. From The Queens Hotel (Bridge Street, High Street and Wetmore Road junction) [253233] to Derby Turn [246240] via Little Burton Bridge. | ||
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| Le Neubvginge Le Newebegginge | (c.1256) See Horninglow Street, which passed over the "new bridge" across the Walsitch Brook. (c.1290) | ||
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| Park Street | Formerly Le Pynfold Lane (1547), then Pinfold Lane. From Lichfield Street [247225] to Uxbridge Street [244227]. Pinfold Lane went further west to the Pinfold on the edge of the Great Moor, somewhere near the railway bridges at Moor Street [239229]. Today the street is in two parts either side of the extended Orchard Street. | ||
| Pinfold Lane | Formerly Le Pynfold Lane (1547). See Park Street. | ||
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| Ryknild Street | Ykneilde Strete (1275). A Roman road from Fosse Way at Bourton on the Water [SP172223] to Templeborough [SK413915] in South Yorkshire. Constructed circa 60AD and alluded to in Anglo Saxon writings. The road entered Burton at The Gate Inn, Branston and exited the town at Clay Mills, Stretton.It followed the line of Clays Lane, and through Beans covert - where a length of the agger may be seen - and then ran a short distance east alongside Wellington Road and Wellington Street, crossing Moor Street at the east end of the terraced houses [238230]. After the town hall area the road is below Derby Street and Derby Road. See here. | ||
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| Wetmore Road | Formerly Andersleytoft Lane ['Anders'-'fallow'-'homestead'] (1430), Aulestafflone (1482), Anderstaff Lane (1549). | ||
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Street names source: http://burton-on-trent.streetmapof.co.uk