High Road in Needham, Norfolk

High Road in Needham in South Norfolk is a tertiary road. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction starting from Needham Road and crosses Brockdish Needham Bypass, Harleston Bypass, Tumbril Lane, Brook Lane, Burnthouse Lane, Mill Lane and Harman's Lane. This road is part of the bicycle routes Two Rivers Cycle Route and Regional Cycle Route 30 and the long-distance road "A143". In the vicinity, there is among other things an artwork. The nearest stops are Starston Lane, adj, Starston Lane, opp, Red Lion, opp, Village Hall, opp and Village Hall, adj. High Road also exists in Redenhall with Harleston, Ashwellthorpe and Fundenhall, Bressingham, Wortwell and Forncett.

Road Type
expressway
Speed Limit
60 mph
Route
northeast-southwest

Bus stops

  • Starston Lane, adj.
  • Starston Lane, opp.
  • Needham High Road / Burnt House Lane.
  • Needham High Road / opp Burnt House Lane.
  • Red Lion, opp.
  • High Road / Red Lion.
  • Village Hall, opp.
  • Village Hall, adj.

Artwork

  • Needham Village Sign (metal).

Body of waters nearby

Kingfisher Pit
950 m

Community centres nearby

Needham Coronation Village Hall
650 m

Industrial areas nearby

Scott Pallets
200 m

Places of worship nearby

Saint Peter's Church
600 m

Playgrounds nearby

The Needham Nook
650 m

Rivers nearby

River Waveney
600 m

School buildings nearby

New Block
950 m
Main Block
1000 m

Sports centres nearby

Memorial Leisure Centre
1,3 km

Sports pitches nearby

Harleston Town F.C.
1,3 km

Supermarkets nearby

Budgens
1,1 km

Variety stores nearby

The Original Factory Shop
1,1 km