Stanegate

Stanegate, within the Corbridge Roman Site.

The Stanegate, or "stone road" (Anglo-Saxon), was an important Roman road in England. Its route was west-to-east, approximately from Carlisle to Corbridge. The route of Hadrian's Wall was based upon the road.

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