   the a47 is a trunk road in england linking birmingham to great yarmouth, norfolk. most of the section between birmingham and nuneaton is now classified as the b4114. ==details== left|thumb|route of a47, openstreetmap *it is the only a road in zone 4 to enter norfolk. no roads from zones 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 enter the county, which lies exclusively in zone 1. *between the clickers way roundabout in earl shilton and the b582 junction near leicester, there is a forest. *between birmingham and nuneaton is the b4114 road. *the a47 road is partly a holiday road, through west midlands, warwickshire, leicestershire, rutland, cambridgeshire, and norfolk, since it ends in great yarmouth, a tourist destination with a beach. on the way it passes the city of norwich and the norfolk broads, both popular tourist destinations in their own right. its other main function is the transport of goods by road to and from the a1 into norfolk, north suffolk and the ports at great yarmouth and lowestoft. ==history==  the original (1923) route of the a47 was birmingham to great yarmouth, but there were some changes made to its route in the early years. at its eastern end, the a47 originally ran through
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