Aerial view of Spaghetti Junction. When it opens it will be the most complex highway

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Aerial view of Spaghetti Junction. When it opens it will be the most complex highway

Aerial view of Spaghetti Junction. When it opens it will be the most complex highway interchange in Europe. Described on maps as exit No. 6 from the M6 motorway, the Gravely Hill junction, serviced by the Aston Expressway, will herald a new era in urban motorway driving. 10th May 1972

Dick Williams
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
Birmingham
West Midlands
England
DM 72 5231

Media ID 21922903

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