Fulham Avenue in City of Manchester

Fulham Avenue in Manchester is a residential street. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction starting from St Albans Avenue and crosses Harringay Road.

Road Type: residential street
Speed Limit: 20 mph
Route: northeast-southwest

Roads nearby

St Albans Avenue

Mitchell Street

Heathfield Street

Paddington Avenue

Herondale Close

Eddie Colman Close

Kennington Avenue

Crown Point Avenue

Bayswater Avenue

Chelmsford Avenue

Fieldfare Avenue

Debenham Avenue

Scotland Hall Road

Newton Heath, Scotland Hall Road / opposite Phoenix, Newton Heath, Scotland Hall Road / opposite Rosebank Road, Newton Heath, Scotland Hall Road / near Rosebank Road, Newton Heath, Scotland Hall Road / near Amos Avenue, Newton Heath, Scotland Hall Road / opposite Amos Avenue

Cravenhurst Avenue

Newton Heath, Briscoe Lane / opposite Grimshaw Lane, Newton Heath, Briscoe Lane / near Grimshaw Lane, Newton Heath, Briscoe Lane / near Ten Acres Lane, Newton Heath, Briscoe Lane / adjacent Ten Acres Lane, Newton Heath, Briscoe Lane / near Crayford Road, Newton Heath, Briscoe Lane / near Hallam Road, Newton Heath, Briscoe Lane / outside Phoenix, Miles Platting, Briscoe Lane / opposite Philips Park, Newton Heath, Briscoe Lane / opposite Phoenix, Newton Heath, Briscoe Lane / near Wellpark Walk, Newton Heath, Briscoe Lane / near Crawford Street, Newton Heath, Briscoe Lane / near All Saints Church, Briscoe Lane Post Office, Miles Platting, Briscoe Lane / near Riverpark Road, Miles Platting, Briscoe Lane / opposite Riverpark Road, Park Station Junction, Miles Platting, Briscoe Lane / outside Philips Park

Lewisham Avenue

Fenchurch Avenue

Midhurst Avenue

Rosehill Avenue

Edenbridge Road

Baguley Fold Junction

Abandoned railways nearby

Stuart Street Sidings

Apartment buildings nearby

Lancaster Court

Railway lines nearby

Philips Park Junction and Baguley Fold Junction Curve

Manchester Victoria and Huddersfield Line