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'''Hindhead''' is a [[village]] on the [[A3 road]] in [[Surrey]], about 10 miles south-west of [[Guildford]]. It has been blighted for years by heavy traffic, and is now the only place on the A3 route that has not been bypassed. There are plans afoot to bypass Hindhead on the A3 by boring a tunnel.

'''Hindhead''' is a [[village]] on the [[A3 road]] in [[Surrey]], about 10 miles south-west of [[Guildford]]. It has been blighted for years by heavy traffic, and is now the only place on the A3 route that has not been bypassed. Detailed design of a tunnel to bypass the village is currently in progress, with construction due to start in late 2007.



Near Hindhead is the [[Devil's Punch Bowl]], a site of special scientific interest. This area was notorious in times past for highwaymen and lawlessness and was only "tamed" in the 19th Century when the London to Portsmouth railway line removed much of the freight being transported by road. Gibbet Hill above the Devil's Punch Bowl is where murderers and robbers were hung in chains to warn others.

Near Hindhead is the [[Devil's Punch Bowl]], a site of special scientific interest. This area was notorious in times past for highwaymen and lawlessness and was only "tamed" in the 19th Century when the London to Portsmouth railway line removed much of the freight being transported by road. Gibbet Hill above the Devil's Punch Bowl is where murderers and robbers were hung in chains to warn others.


Revision as of 15:53, 15 September 2006

Hindhead is a village on the A3 roadinSurrey, about 10 miles south-west of Guildford. It has been blighted for years by heavy traffic, and is now the only place on the A3 route that has not been bypassed. Detailed design of a tunnel to bypass the village is currently in progress, with construction due to start in late 2007.

Near Hindhead is the Devil's Punch Bowl, a site of special scientific interest. This area was notorious in times past for highwaymen and lawlessness and was only "tamed" in the 19th Century when the London to Portsmouth railway line removed much of the freight being transported by road. Gibbet Hill above the Devil's Punch Bowl is where murderers and robbers were hung in chains to warn others.

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