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| | CBRD - Motorway Database - M60 |
 | | The plan was, of course, to give the motorways around Manchester a single, coherent number when the gap on the east side was closed, and admittedly M60 makes more sense than M63, M66 and M62. |
 | | In 2000, the section between junctions 19 and 24 opened (originally meant to be M66), which was the last section of motorway to open that was funded with public money. |
 | | When work was finished there, no new motorways were under construction in Britain for the first time since 1956 when the Preston Bypass work began. |
| www.cbrd.co.uk /motorway/m60 (363 words) |
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