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The National Byway
The National Byway is a signposted leisure cycle route round Britain on rural lanes. There are 1000 places of interest and historic sites along the way. The Byway wil eventually be 4000 miles long. Right now 2000 miles have been mapped and signposted with 1500 more miles close to completion. The National Byway was launch-sponsored by Hovis, hence the Hovis-style logo. There are AA maps available for South West Scotland, North East England, Yorkshire, East Midlands, West Midlands, and South West England.

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