Which place completes the sequence that starts Edinburgh, Dover, Portsmouth, Bristol?

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Which place completes the sequence that starts Edinburgh, Dover, Portsmouth, Bristol?

Question #106830. Asked by gmackematix.

johcharly
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johcharly
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Holyhead Wales is the end of the A5, the others being end of A1-A4.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A5_road_(Great_Britain)

Jul 04 2009, 8:10 AM

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davejacobs
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davejacobs
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Doesn't the 'complete sequence' have to include the A6, which ends at Carlisle?

Jul 04 2009, 4:01 PM

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johcharly
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johcharly
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You may well be right Dave, I suppose I just saw place in the question in the singular and went for that.

Jul 04 2009, 4:33 PM

Answer 3

Yay Jobcharly! Holyhead completes the destinations of single digit A roads that start in London.

The A6 runs from Luton to Carlisle, the A7 runs from Edinburgh to Carlisle, the A8 from Edinburgh to Greenock (Glasgow) and the A9 runs from Falkirk to Thurso.