This is part of the list of road junctions in the United Kingdom.
Many road junctions are named after pubs. For more information regarding the derivation of pub names see pub names.
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This is part of the list of road junctions in the United Kingdom.
Many road junctions are named after pubs. For more information regarding the derivation of pub names see pub names.
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| Junction Name | Type | Location | Roads | Grid Reference | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wades' Corner | Crossroads | Baldersby, North Yorkshire |
| SE355773 | |
| Waggoner's Roundabout | Roundabout | Cranford, LB Hounslow | 51°28′40″N0°24′15″W / 51.47778°N 0.40417°W | ||
| Wake Arms Roundabout | Roundabout | Epping Forest, Essex | 51°40′30″N0°03′46″E / 51.67500°N 0.06278°E | Named after the pub on the roundabout | |
| Walcot Bar | Crossroads | Walcot, Lincolnshire |
| TF075351 | |
| Wall Island | Non standard grade separated interchange | Wall, near Lichfield | 52°39′01″N1°50′02″W / 52.65028°N 1.83389°W | ||
| Wallington Green | Crossroads | Wallington, LB Sutton | 51°22′03″N0°09′13″W / 51.36750°N 0.15361°W | ||
| Wallington Interchange | Roundabout Interchange | Wallington, Hampshire | 50°51′37″N1°09′28″W / 50.86028°N 1.15778°W | ||
| Walnut Tree Roundabout | Roundabout | Kents Hill, Milton Keynes |
| 52°01′34″N0°41′24″W / 52.02611°N 0.69000°W | |
| Walsall Interchange | Roundabout Interchange | Walsall, West Midlands | 52°35′09″N2°00′52″W / 52.58583°N 2.01444°W | B4464 westbound allows only access to the hotel and for buses. The derelict Anson Branch Canal passes underneath the junction. | |
| Walsgrave Triangle | Roundabout Interchange | Walsgrave, Coventry | 52°26′15″N1°25′42″W / 52.43750°N 1.42833°W | ||
| Walton Roundabout | Roundabout | Walnut Tree, Milton Keynes | 52°01′21″N0°42′11″W / 52.02250°N 0.70306°W | ||
| Walton Park Roundabout | Roundabout | Walton Park, Milton Keynes | 52°00′45″N0°41′43″W / 52.01250°N 0.69528°W | ||
| Wandsworth Bridge Roundabout | Roundabout | Wandsworth, London | 51°27′45″N0°11′08″W / 51.46250°N 0.18556°W | ||
| Wandsworth Gyratory | Gyratory | LB Wandsworth | 51°27′29″N0°11′37″W / 51.45806°N 0.19361°W | ||
| Wapses Roundabout | Roundabout | Caterham, Surrey | 51°17′51″N0°04′14″W / 51.29750°N 0.07056°W | ||
| Warndon | Roundabout Interchange | Worcester, Worcestershire | 52°12′44″N2°09′34″W / 52.21222°N 2.15944°W | ||
| The Warren | Crossroads | Whitton, LB Richmond upon Thames |
| 51°27′25″N0°22′22″W / 51.45694°N 0.37278°W | Named after the pub at the junction. |
| Warren Lane Roundabout | Non standard grade separated interchange | Castle Donington, Leicestershire | 52°51′20″N1°18′10″W / 52.85556°N 1.30278°W | ||
| Watchorn Roundabout | Roundabout | Swanwick, Derbyshire | SK364400 | ||
| Waterdale [1] | Grade separated interchange | Bricket Wood, Hertfordshire | 51°42′22″N0°22′54″W / 51.70611°N 0.38167°W | ||
| Waterloo Cross | Crossroads | Sampford Peverell, Devon |
| ST055140 | |
| Waterloo Road Junction | Crossroads | Wolverhampton, West Midlands |
| 52°35′16″N2°07′57″W / 52.58778°N 2.13250°W | The northbound Waterloo Road gives access to the Molinuex football ground. Waterloo Road was formerly the route of the A449 in Wolverhampton. |
| Waterworks Corner [2] | Roundabout Interchange | Walthamstow, LB Waltham Forest | 51°35′42″N0°00′37″E / 51.59500°N 0.01028°E | ||
| Wavendon Gate Roundabout | Old Farm Park, Milton Keynes |
| SP907365 | ||
| Wednesbury | Walsall, West Midlands | 52°34′0″N2°00′11″W / 52.56667°N 2.00306°W | |||
| Weeford Island | Weeford, near Lichfield | 52°38′23″N1°48′16″W / 52.63972°N 1.80444°W | |||
| Well Hall Roundabout | Eltham, LB Greenwich | 51°27′37″N0°02′58″E / 51.46028°N 0.04944°E | |||
| Wellington | Telford, Shropshire | 52°41′27″N2°32′35″W / 52.69083°N 2.54306°W | |||
| Wennington Interchange | near Wennington, LB Havering | TQ548803 | Junction straddles border with Thurrock, historically in Essex | ||
| Wenmouth Cross | St Neot, Cornwall |
| SX197679 | ||
| Wesham Circle | West Midlands | SD415349 | |||
| Wesham Circle | West Midlands | SD415349 | |||
| Wessex Roundabout | Weymouth, Dorset |
| SY659800 | ||
| West Burridge Cross | footpath crossing | Chawleigh, Mid Devon |
| 50°53′53″N3°47′29″W / 50.8980°N 3.7915°W | |
| West Ferry Interchange [3] | Glasgow | 55°55′25″N4°33′23″W / 55.92361°N 4.55639°W | |||
| West Street Interchange | Glasgow |
| 55°51′11″N4°16′14″W / 55.85306°N 4.27056°W | ||
| Westcarr Road Junction | Attleborough, Norfolk |
| TM034947 | ||
| Westcroft Roundabout | Westcroft, Milton Keynes | 52°00′16″N0°47′20″W / 52.00444°N 0.78889°W | |||
| Westerhouse Road Interchange | Glasgow |
| 55°52′0″N4°07′49″W / 55.86667°N 4.13028°W | ||
| Western Circus [4] | Acton, London |
| 51°30′50″N0°14′57″W / 51.51389°N 0.24917°W | Referred to as Savoy Circus on A-Z maps, Western Circus in gov't SIs. | |
Westmill Interchange
| Roundabout Interchange | Ware, Hertfordshire | TL346152 | ||
| Westmill Roundabout | |||||
| Whipps Cross [5] | Walthamstow, London Borough of Waltham Forest |
| TQ387888 | ||
| White City Interchange | White City, London | 51°30′56″N0°13′15″W / 51.51556°N 0.22083°W | |||
| White Cross | Cury, Cornwall |
| SW684215 | ||
| White Cross | near Indian Queens, Cornwall |
| SW890598 | ||
| White Cross | near Wadebridge, Cornwall |
| SW965720 | ||
| White Cross | Harwich, Essex |
| TM183309 | ||
| White Cross | Brent Knoll, Somerset |
| 51°14′37″N2°56′46″W / 51.24361°N 2.94611°W | ||
| White Hart Cross | Bovingdon, Hertfordshire |
| 51°43′07″N0°32′43″W / 51.71861°N 0.54528°W | ||
| White Hart Roundabout | Northolt | 51°32′10″N0°23′27″W / 51.53611°N 0.39083°W | |||
| Whitefield Interchange | Prestwich, Greater Manchester | SD809047 | |||
| Whitesand Cross | Milkwell, Wiltshire |
| ST925235 | ||
| Whiteway Bottom | Crossroads | Kimpton, Hertfordshire |
| 51°52′27″N0°19′30″W / 51.87417°N 0.32500°W | |
Whiteways Lodge Roundabout
| Roundabout | Madehurst, West Sussex | 50°53′17″N0°34′37″W / 50.88806°N 0.57694°W | ||
Whitletts Roundabout
| Ayr, South Ayrshire | NS366233 | |||
| Whitney Roundabout | Whitney, Milton Keynes | 52°00′13″N0°48′20″W / 52.00361°N 0.80556°W | |||
| Whitton Road Roundabout | Twickenham, LB Richmond upon Thames |
| 51°27′15″N0°20′14″W / 51.45417°N 0.33722°W | ||
| Whyke Roundabout | Roundabout | Chichester, West Sussex | SU 86887 03678 | ||
| Wick Roundabout | Roundabout | Wick, Littlehampton West Sussex | TQ026034 | ||
| Wickersley Roundabout | Wickersley, South Yorkshire |
| 53°25′19″N1°16′52″W / 53.42194°N 1.28111°W | ||
| Widford Roundabout | Roundabout | Chelmsford, Essex | TL694051 | ||
| Willen Roundabout | Roundabout | Willen Park, Milton Keynes | 52°03′47″N0°44′01″W / 52.06306°N 0.73361°W | ||
| WilliamsF1 Roundabout | Roundabout | Wantage, Oxfordshire |
| 51°37′02″N1°24′37″W / 51.61722°N 1.41028°W | Built at the entrance to the Williams Formula 1 Team Base |
| Wilsons Corner | Dual mini roundabouts | Brentwood, Essex | TQ597939 | Named after Wilsons furniture store which was formerly located on the south east corner of the junction. | |
| Windhover Roundabout | Lowford, Hampshire | SU480110 | |||
| Windmill Hill Roundabout | Emerson Valley, Milton Keynes |
| 51°59′54″N0°46′21″W / 51.99833°N 0.77250°W | ||
| Windy Cross | T junction | Woodacott, Holsworthy, Devon | unclass. roads to: | 50°50′55″N4°17′13″W / 50.8485°N 4.2870°W | Named on fingerpost |
| Winnard's Perch Roundabout | near St Columb Major, Cornwall |
| SW927663 | ||
| Winter's Cross | Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire |
| SO556250 | ||
| Wisley Interchange [6] | Surrey | 51°19′21″N0°27′02″W / 51.32250°N 0.45056°W | |||
| Wix Cross | Wix, Essex | TM163284 | |||
| Wobbly Wheel | Kennford, Devon | 50°40′19″N3°32′10″W / 50.67194°N 3.53611°W | Named after the Wobbly Wheel Garage, in Kennford, which stood on the site of the Partridge Cycles shop. | ||
| The Wood Stock | Morden Park, LB Merton | 51°23′09″N0°12′41″W / 51.38583°N 0.21139°W | |||
| Wood Street Junction | Walthamstow, LB Waltham Forest |
| TQ383900 | ||
| Woodacott Cross | Crossroads | Woodacott, Holsworthy, Devon | unclass. roads to
| 50°50′50″N4°17′35″W / 50.8473°N 4.2931°W | Named on fingerpost |
| Wooden Bridge | Guildford, Surrey | SU986508 | After the adjacent pub The Wooden Bridge. Also known (locally) as The Dennis Roundabout, due to the proximity of the former Dennis works. | ||
| Woolstone Roundabout | Woolstone, Milton Keynes | 52°02′50″N0°43′24″W / 52.04722°N 0.72333°W | |||
| Worrygoose Roundabout | Rotherham, South Yorkshire | 53°24′48″N1°19′15″W / 53.41333°N 1.32083°W | |||
| Worsley Braided Interchange [7] | Swinton, Greater Manchester | 53°31′26″N2°21′40″W / 53.52389°N 2.36111°W | |||
| Worsley Interchange | Worsley, Greater Manchester |
| SD756019 | ||
| Wottons Cross | Landrake, Cornwall |
| SX369614 | ||
| Wylye Interchange | Deptford, Wiltshire | 51°08′40″N1°59′03″W / 51.14444°N 1.98417°W | |||
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