Proper noun
Great North Road
(Britain) The A1 (partially the A1(M)) road from London to Edinburgh
By the way there was no Great North Road so access to interior Zambia was via Malawi and into Eastern Province and beyond even from Dar. Source: Internet
In 1851, the route of the Great North Road (now the A1000) was altered to avoid cutting through the grounds of Hatfield House. Source: Internet
Lekson Ed, U of Utah: 165. In addition, research shows that the Great North Road, a thirty-five mile engineered “road”, was constructed not for utilitarian purposes but rather to connect the ceremonial center of Chaco Canyon with the direction north. Source: Internet
Warwick arrayed his army in a line from east to west, on either side of the Great North Road running through Barnet.sfn Oxford held the right flank and Exeter the left. Source: Internet