Ermin Street, Roman road in southern Britain
Ermin Street extends from Gloucester through Cirencester to Silchester, following a direct route across the British landscape over 311 kilometers.
The construction and development of this road occurred after 43 CE during the Roman occupation of Britain, connecting military bases and settlements.
The road network facilitated the movement of goods, ideas, and people between Roman settlements, contributing to the romanization of Britain.
Modern highways A417, A419, and B4000 trace sections of the original Roman path, making it possible to travel similar routes today.
The road intersects with the Fosse Way at Corinium, creating a central hub in the Roman transportation system of southern Britain.
Part of: Roman Britain
GPS coordinates: 51.62740,-1.81987
Latest update: May 29, 2025 05:05
Swindon and Cricklade Railway
2.8 km
Swindon Stadium
2.9 km
Eysey Footbridge
2.4 km
Water Eaton House Bridge
1.9 km
A419 Road Bridge
2.5 km
Church of St Andrew
2.6 km
Danvers House
2.9 km
Kings Head Public House
3 km
Byrn Cottage
2.7 km
Ockwells
2.9 km
93, High Street
3 km
23, High Street
2.9 km
25, High Street
2.9 km
33 And 34, Calcutt Street
2.9 km
18, Calcutt Street
2.7 km
Bod Trever
2.9 km
Alkerton House
2.9 km
108, High Street
2.9 km
107, High Street
2.9 km
94, High Street
3 km
110, High Street
2.9 km
Jubilee Clock
3 km
27, High Street
2.9 km
95, High Street
3 km
Wesley Hall
2.9 km
Lloyds Bank
2.9 km
19, Calcutt Street
2.7 km
Milestone On Boundary With Cricklade Parish
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