Bungay Road in Tharston and Hapton

Bungay Road in Tharston and Hapton in South Norfolk is a two-lane, asphalted, unlit tertiary road. No sidewalks. It runs in a southeast-northwest direction starting from Low Tharston and crosses Parkes Lane, Low Road and Norwich Road. It connects Long Stratton and Tharston and Hapton. This road is part of the bicycle route "Rebellion Way". Bungay Road also exists in Trowse with Newton, Poringland, Loddon, Ellingham and Redenhall with Harleston.

Road Type: tertiary road
Lanes: 2
Speed Limit: 60 mph
Route: southeast-northwest

Bus stops

Low Road, N-bound – approx. 300 m.
Low Road, S-bound – approx. 300 m.
Phone Box, adj – approx. 1,8 km.
Phone Box, opp – approx. 1,8 km.

Artwork

Tharston Village Sign (stone;metal) – approx. 1,4 km.
Hapton Village Sign (metal) – approx. 1,7 km.

Roads nearby

Garage, adj, Garage, opp, Harvey Close, opp, Lower Tasburgh

Recreation Ground, opp, Tasburgh Post Office, Rebellion Way

Church Road, adj

Henry Preston Road

Saxlingham Lane

Church Road, opp, Valley Road, adj, Tasburgh Village Sign

Redwings, opp, Ipswich Road, adj, Superior Garden Buildings, ANPR, The Countryman, opp, The Countryman, adj

Flordon Village Sign

Taswood Lakes (Fishery)

Greenways Close

Buildings nearby

Anglia Radio Ltd

Community centres nearby

Tasburgh Village Hall & Social Club

Grass nearby

Tasburgh Hill Fort

Industrial buildings nearby

Nature reserves nearby

Places of worship nearby

Saint Mary the Virgin

Pubs nearby

Railway lines nearby

Great Eastern Main Line

Recreation grounds nearby

Tas-Valley Cricket Ground

Rivers nearby