The A281 Highway

The road measures 37.06 miles long and would take a car obeying speed limits 1 hours and 4 minutes to travel its length.

The A281 is a A Road and is located in the Zone 2 Highways Region.

Highways that Intersect with the A281

The road is split into 4 segments.

Segment 1

Connecting RoadsTown / Post Town
B2128Rudgwick, HORSHAM
A29Rowhook, HORSHAM
B2133Alfold, CRANLEIGH
B2133Alfold, CRANLEIGH
B2130CRANLEIGH
B2130CRANLEIGH
B2130CRANLEIGH
B2129Bramley, GUILDFORD
A248Shalford, GUILDFORD
A248Shalford, GUILDFORD
A322GUILDFORD

Segment 2

Connecting RoadsTown / Post Town
A264Broadbridge Heath, HORSHAM
A29Broadbridge Heath, HORSHAM

Segment 3

Segment 4

Connecting RoadsTown / Post Town
B2116Shermanbury, HORSHAM
B2116HENFIELD
A272Cowfold, HORSHAM
A2037HENFIELD
B2117Woodmancote, HENFIELD
A23Pyecombe, BRIGHTON
A23Pyecombe, BRIGHTON
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Towns connected by the A281

This is a true long-distance route, journeying through numerous towns like GUILDFORD, Shalford, Bramley, CRANLEIGH, Alfold, Rudgwick, Broadbridge Heath, HORSHAM, Mannings Heath, Monks Gate, Lower Beeding, Cowfold, Partridge Green, Shermanbury, HENFIELD, Woodmancote, Blackstone, Albourne, Poynings, and Pyecombe.

  • GUILDFORD
  • Shalford
  • Bramley
  • CRANLEIGH
  • Alfold
  • Rudgwick
  • Broadbridge Heath
  • HORSHAM
  • Mannings Heath
  • Monks Gate
  • Lower Beeding
  • Cowfold
  • Partridge Green
  • Shermanbury
  • HENFIELD
  • Woodmancote
  • Blackstone
  • Albourne
  • Poynings

Counties

The road connects Surrey and West Sussex.

  • Surrey
  • West Sussex

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