A533 road

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UK road A533.svg
A533
Winnington - view along the A533 (Winnington Lane) - geograph.org.uk - 861202.jpg
A533 at Winnington
Major junctions
North end Widnes
Major intersectionsUK road A562.svg A562
UK road A557.svg A557
Runcorn-Widnes bridge
UK road A557.svg A557
UK road A558.svg A558
UK road A557.svg A557
UK road A56.svg A56 East
UK road A56.svg A56 West
UK road A49.svg A49
UK road A559.svg A559
UK road A556.svg A556
UK road A5108.svg A5108
UK road A54.svg A54
UK road A534.svg A534
A50
South end North Rode
Location
Country United Kingdom
Road network

The A533 road is a road linking Rode Heath in Cheshire, England with Widnes, also in Cheshire.

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Route

The road follows this route:

A533 at Dones Green A533 west of Dones Green, Field Farm on left - geograph.org.uk - 153091.jpg
A533 at Dones Green
The A533 looking North (c) Dr Duncan Pepper The A533 looking North (c) Dr Duncan Pepper.jpg
The A533 looking North © Dr Duncan Pepper

Primary route status

The road is a primary route between Middlewich and Runcorn. The route also covers the Silver Jubilee Bridge.

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References

    Coordinates: 53°14′05″N2°30′09″W / 53.2348°N 2.5024°W / 53.2348; -2.5024 (A533 road)