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Ray Lea Road in Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead

Ray Lea Road in Windsor and Maidenhead is a two-lane, asphalted, lit residential street. The road has sidewalks (asphalt). There is no cycle path. It runs in a north-south direction starting from Ray Mill Road East and crosses Prince Andrew Road, Ray Lea Close and Gables Close and ends at Ray Park Road.
Road Type
residential street
Lanes
2
Speed Limit
30 mph
Route
north-south
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Roads nearby

Prince Andrew Road
100 m
Prince Andrew Close
150 m
Leighton Gardens
150 m
Addison Court
150 m
Ray Park Avenue
Addison Court, Somerford Close
150 m
Ray Lea Close
150 m
Gables Close
200 m
Camperdown
200 m
Pintail Way
200 m
Deerswood
250 m
In-The-Ray
250 m
White Rock
250 m
Brampton Court
250 m
Ray Mill Road East
Ray Mill Road East, Boulters Gardens
300 m
The Fallows
300 m
Grebe Way
300 m
Somerford Close
300 m
Chestnut Close
300 m
Simpson Close
350 m
Kingfisher Drive
350 m
Derek Road
350 m
Heron Way
350 m
Raven Drive
350 m
Frances Avenue
400 m
Sheephouse Road
Summerleaze Road, Thames Crescent, Maidenhead Court Park, Poplars Grove, Sheephouse Road
400 m
Woodhurst Road
450 m
The Pagoda
450 m
Boulters Court
450 m
Ray Meadow
450 m
Waters Reach
500 m
Lakeside
550 m
Lonsdale Close
550 m
Clappers Meadow
550 m
Blackamoor Lane
Ray Mill Stores, Lonsdale Close, Moorfield Terrace, Boulters Meadow
550 m
Lake View
550 m
Ray Mead Court
600 m
Thames Crescent
600 m
Summerleaze Road
Summerleaze Park, Lakeside
650 m

Buildings nearby

Cygnet House
450 m

Body of waters nearby

Summerleaze Lake
400 m

Commercial areas nearby

Maidenhead Sailing Club
650 m
Sea Scouts
650 m

Convenience stores nearby

Raymill Food & Wine
450 m

Houses nearby

Kent House
200 m
Somersham
350 m

Parks nearby

Sunken Garden
300 m

Residential buildings nearby

Zetland Court
300 m

Streams nearby

Clappers Brook
300 m

Terraced houses nearby

Stratfield Court
200 m