Wickmere Road in Matlask
Wickmere Road in Matlask in North Norfolk is a tertiary road. It runs in a southeast-northwest direction starting from The Street and crosses Watery Lane, Aldborough Road and Wolterton Road and ends at Goose Green. It connects Wickmere and Matlask.
- Road Type
- tertiary road
- Speed Limit
- 30 mph
- Route
- southeast-northwest
Roads nearby
Barningham Place150 m
Watery Lane700 m
Itteringham RoadThe Old School House
800 m
Brickkiln Lane1,1 km
Barningham Road1,3 km
Matlaske Road1,3 km
The StreetLittle Barningham
1,5 km
Lower StreetLower Street
1,6 km
North Barningham Road1,7 km
The Lane1,8 km
Little Barningham Road1,8 km
Northfield Lane1,8 km
Church StreetGreen Farm, Plumstead, Church, adj
1,8 km
Parva Close1,9 km
Cherry Tree RoadPlumstead Village Sign
1,9 km
Hall Road2,0 km
Sweetbriar LaneBarningham Green, Barningham Green Farm
2,0 km
The Green2,2 km
Wolterton Road2,2 km
Aldborough Road2,2 km
Rectory Road2,2 km
Jericho Lane2,2 km
The Loke2,2 km
Goose Green2,3 km
Church Road2,3 km
Baconsthorpe Road2,4 km
Green LaneNorth Barningham
2,5 km
Church Lane2,5 km
Regent StreetWickmere, Wickmere with Wolterton Village Sign
2,5 km
Little Brigg Lane2,6 km
Park Lane2,6 km
Wickmere Road2,7 km
Buildings nearby
Matlaske Telephone Exchange1,2 km
Houses nearby
1750 m
2750 m
3750 m
Places of worship nearby
Saint Peter200 m
Saint Mary the Virgin950 m
Saint Michael's1,7 km
Saint Andrew1,9 km
Church of St Peter2,4 km
Residential areas nearby
Wickmere2,6 km
Shelters nearby
Bus Shelter2,0 km
Town halls nearby
Little Barningham Vilage Hall1,9 km
Woodlands nearby
Broom Covert1,5 km
Watery Lane Plantation1,7 km
The Lows Carr2,0 km
Up Wood2,5 km
Lady's Wood2,5 km
Duffers Plantation2,7 km
| Railway | |
| Bus | |
| Tram |
| Cycle path | |
| Cycle lane on road | |
| Cycling on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Cyclists allowed | |
| Cyclists allowed, good surface | |
| No cycling | |
| Cobblestones |
| Long-distance cycle route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance cycle route |
| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| No pedestrians |