M9 Newbridge - Dechmont

Newbridge Dechmont

Opened 30 November 1970

Chronology Map for 1970

Current route

Start point

M8 J2

Claylands

End point

Newbridge

Original route

This scheme included the M8 between Claylands and Dechmont, and was originally all part of M8.

Road scheme and chronology data is courtesy SABRE (where much of it was gathered by member Ross Spur), with additional data from the UK Motorway Archive, the Scottish Roads Archive and the Northern Ireland Roads Site.

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