A109 road
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The A109 is an A road in North London, England. For the most part it runs parallel to the North Circular Road and its eastern end is Lordship Lane.
It runs from New Southgate railway station in Friern Barnet to Tottenham.
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A roads in Zone 1 of the Great Britain road numbering scheme |
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| A1 | ||
| A10 - A11 - A12 - A13 - A14 - A15 - A16 - A17 - A18 - A19 | ||
| A100 - A101 - A102 - A105 - A109 - A118 - A120 - A124 - A127 - A129 | ||
| A135 - A140 - A143 - A146 - A149 - A151 - A157 - A159 - A160 - A165 - A167 | ||
| A170 - A171 - A179 - A180 - A182 - A183 - A189 - A194 | ||
| A1000 - A1018 - A1058 - A1066 - A1068 - A1079 | ||
| A1081 - A1086 - A1101 - A1107 - A1156 - A1198 | ||
| A1200 - A1202 - A1205 - A1231 - A1303 - A1309 | ||
| List of A roads in Zone 1 | ||
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