Southern end of the A19 road starts at the St Mary's Roundabout with the A630 Church Way and A638 just to the north of Doncaster itself near to the parish church; this junction has been improved in recent years.
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11 Facts About A19 road
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Close by is Whitley Bridge and the A19 road then meets the A645 at a roundabout and its previous alignment to the north of the village, before travelling through Chapel Haddlesey where it crosses the River Aire and the small village of Burn, west of the former RAF Burn, where it crosses the Selby Canal, then before Brayton, it joins the A63.
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The A19 road still goes through York, beginning with the Fulford Interchange with the A64 close to a shopping centre, then Fulford, meeting the B1222 and passing St Oswald's church.
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North of Thirsk, the A19 road takes over from the A168 as the link from the A1 to Teesside and becomes a fast dual carriageway with mostly grade separated interchanges.
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Past Teesside the A19 road enters rural landscape, meeting the former route through Billingham, where it enters the borough of Hartlepool.
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At this point, the A19 road makes a large deviation from its former route, by bypassing Sunderland from the west.
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At Testo's Roundabout with the A184, the A19 road originally ended as the A1 took over to run through the Tyne Tunnel, before that classification became assigned to the Newcastle Western Bypass from the Angel of the North to Kingston Park.
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A19 road continues in a north-westerly direction through North Tyneside past Killingworth and Cramlington, rejoining the current A1, just north of Newcastle at Seaton Burn.
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Between Testo's Roundabout and Seaton Burn, the A19 road was designated as part of the A1 until the opening of the Newcastle Western Bypass.
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