Britannia's Roman roads

[scooter]

Article here: Roman Road Subway Map

[NARSES2]

That's a neat find Scoot  Interesting to see it illustrated that way, also shows how a lot of our more modern transport net uses it as a starting point.

Printed it off for a friends grandson who's just started doing Rome at school 

[Rheged]

This is an extremely useful map.   Thank you!!

[Nick]

Nice map. I like to look at this map of Roman Britain for the fuller picture http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archives/view/romangl/map.html

[PR19_Kit]

It looks like the Romans didn't have a place anywhere near Oxford, how strange. 

And they built the Lydney Bypass about 1500 years before Gloucester County Council did! 

[Nick]

This is even better as it show the entire Roman Empire http://dare.ht.lu.se/

After the Scottish show in Perth this year I went for a local drive and was mildly surprised to find signs to a Roman ruin. A short walk from the car and I was at the site of a Roman watch tower on a ridge overlooking the A9. It was Muir o' Fauld Signal Station and it linked all the fort and towers from Stirling up to Scone, north of Perth.

[Steel Penguin]

or if you fancy something more portable, there is an ordinance survey map that can be purchased 
same pink cover as a normal landranger but the picy is roman ruins
https://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/shop/maps/old-paper-map-roman-britain.html   
hmm seems like they've updated it since I got mine.