M57 Motorway

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The M57 motorway, also known as the Liverpool Outer Ring Road, is a road in England. Designed as a Bypass (road) road for Liverpool, it is 14 miles The Motorway Archive - M57 Scheme Page (22.5km) long and links various towns east of the city, as well as the M62 motorway and M58 motorway motorways.

The M57 is one of the few motorways in England that does not connect directly to any other motorways - both the M62 and M58 are accessible only via a very short section of all-purpose road.

Route Starting at the Tarbock Interchange in Cronton, at the end of the A5300 road, the motorway heads north to the east of Huyton and west of Prescot and crosses the Liverpool and Manchester Railway. It then runs across the north east of Huyton's suburbs before running west of Knowsley (village). After meeting the A580 road at a split junction (numbered 4 & 5), it continues north west between Fazakerley and Kirkby, passes under the Kirkby and Ormskirk branches of the Northern Line (Merseyrail) before ending on Switch Island near Aintree. The motorway provides one of the main access routes to Aintree Racecourse.

History The M57 was planned to be a complete bypass of Liverpool, meeting each of the main roads out of the city Pathetic Motorways - M57. As is normal in the United Kingdom, the M57 was to be built in stages. The first two opened were The Motorway Archive - M57 Dates Page:

Junctions 1 to 4 were opened in 1974 as phase 2.
Junctions 4 to 7 were opened in 1972 as phase 1.

Phase 1 was proceeded with more rapidly as there had been industrial growth in the area, and it was considered important to improve traffic connections as soon as possible. The original plans for the route anticipated an extension south to the A562 road.

At Switch Island, the junction was constructed to allow an extension of the M57 towards the A565 road near Thornton and the end of the M58 has provision for slip roads to that extension to be constructed The Motorway Archive - M58. Contemporary maps also showed a proposed southern extension, eventually constructed in the 1990s as the A5300 Pathetic Motorways - M57 Map. There are no known plans to complete the northern extension.

Improvements are currently underway to the junction with the M62 at Tarbock Island, intended to provide free-flow links between the M57 and the M62 east of the junction Highways Agency Scheme Page. Construction began in April 2007, with completion expected by autumn 2008.

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|- align="center" bgcolor="0080d0" style="color: white;font-size:120%;"| colspan="3" | M57 Motorway

|- align="center" bgcolor="000000" style="color: white"| Northbound| Junction| Southbound

|- align="center"| Huyton, Liverpool (Central)
Manchester, Warrington, Widnes M62]

|- align="center"| Start of Motorway| Huyton, Liverpool (Central)
Manchester, Warrington, Widnes M62

|- align="center"| Prescot, St Helens, Merseyside A57 road| J2| Prescot A57

|- align="center"| No exit| J3| Huyton A526 road

|- align="center"| St. Helens, Bootle A580] A580

|- align="center"| No exit| J5| St. Helens A580

|- align="center"| Kirkby, Fazakerley A506 road| J6| Kirkby, Fazakerley A506

|- align="center"| Liverpool (Central)
Southport, Ormskirk A59 road
Port of Liverpool, Bootle A5036 road
Skelmersdale, Wigan, Preston M58| J7
Switch Island| Start of motorway|}

See also

List of motorways in the United Kingdom

References

External links

CBRD

Motorway Database - M57
Bad Junctions - M57/M58/A59 [Switch Island)

Pathetic Motorways - M57
The Motorway Archive - M57

Junctions 1 to 4 were opened in 1974 as phase 2.
Junctions 4 to 7 were opened in 1972 as phase 1.

List of motorways in the United Kingdom

References

External links

CBRD

Motorway Database - M57
Bad Junctions - M57/M58/A59 [Switch Island)

Pathetic Motorways - M57
The Motorway Archive - M57

CBRD - Motorway Database - M57
Motorway Database. You are here: Home - Motorway Database - M57. Factfile - Images - Timeline - Exit List. The Liverpool Outer Ring Road never seems to go far enough in either ...

CBRD - Motorway Database - M58
... J4-M6: Regional Road upgraded to motorway: 1980: M57-J4: Aintree - Skelmersdale

Motorway M57 Junctions Waypoint List
M57 Motorway Junctions Listed in WGS84 Datum: Rank: Waypoint: Comment: Latitude: Longitude: 1: 57ESRT: M57E START: 53°29'37.4"-02°57'03.6" 2: 57J2EE: M57 J2E EXIT: 53°25'47.5 ...

M57 motorway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The M57 motorway, also known as the Liverpool Outer Ring Road, is a road in England. Designed as a bypass road for Liverpool, it is 14 miles [1] (22.5 km) long and links various ...

M57 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
M57 or M-57 may refer to: Messier 57 (M57), a planetary nebula also known as the Ring Nebula; M57 motorway, a motorway in England; M-57 (Michigan highway), a state highway in ...

The Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council (M57 Motorway Associated ...
Statutory Instrument 1987 No. 1441. The Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council (M57 Motorway Associated Special Roads) (Huyton Spur) Revocation Scheme 1987 Confirmation Instrument ...

Knowsley
Leave the M62 at junction 6, then at roundabout take the 5th exit and join the M57 motorway northbound (signposted Southport, Docks) Leave the M57 at junction 2 (signposted Knowsley ...

Directions - Timecraft
Timecraft is one of the oldest and most respected mechanical clock suppliers in the UK ... We are situated in the north west of England at the end of the M57 motorway.

Image:UK-Motorway-M57.svg - Wikimedia Commons
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The Motorway Archive. M57 Liverpool Outer Ring Road. Archived material
M57 Liverpool Outer Ring Road. List of archived material ... M57 Liverpool Outer Ring Road. List of material held in the Lancashire CC Record Office