A4040 road
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| Length: | 25 mi (40 km) |
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The A4040 is the Outer Ring Road in Birmingham, England. It is the route followed by the Birmingham Outer Circle bus route. It was formed mainly of redesignated old roads, unlike Birmingham's inner (A4400) and middle ring road (A4540), which were mostly purpose built.
Places along the route (travelling clockwise from the northernmost point) include:
- Perry Barr
- Witton
- Aston
- M6 motorway (passes overhead twice at Witton, and, as Bromford Viaduct, near the Fort Shopping Park)
- Gravelly Hill
- Fort Shopping Park
- Stechford
- Yardley
- Swan Shopping Centre (South Yardley)
- South Yardley
- Acocks Green
- Fox Hollies
- Billesley
- Kings Heath
- Stirchley
- Cotteridge
- Cadbury chocolate factory and Cadbury World
- Bournville
- Selly Oak
- Harborne
- Bearwood
- Summerfield
- Winson Green
- Winson Green Prison
- Midland Metro Winson Green/Outer Circle stop
- Handsworth
- Handsworth Wood
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See also
- Transport in Birmingham
- A4540 road, The middle ring road.
- Birmingham Outer Ring Road, The orbital motorway split into parts.
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