page_title: A1175 road
section_title: Deeping Bypass
hierarchical_section_title: A1175 road / Route / Deeping Bypass
caption_attribution_description: English: Car Dyke, North Field The Deeping bypass is visible in this photograph taken in the north of Market Deeping - an area known as North Field. Langtoft is beyond the horizon.
context_page_description: The A1175 road is a public highway in south-west Lincolnshire, England within the United Kingdom.
  The A1175 starts near the town of Stamford and links to the A16 at Spalding. En route, the road briefly multiplexes with the A15 at Market Deeping.
  It was previously designated as the southern section of the A16, but is now classified as the A1175 in following the completion of the new Peterborough to Spalding A16 section. The renaming also included a short section of A43 from the Stamford Bypass into Stamford.
  At one time the section from Stamford to Market Deeping was designated part of the A43. The new designation does not regard the route as a trunk.
context_section_description: The route turns left onto the dual carriageway Deeping Bypass, sharing the road with the A15 Peterborough to Bourne highway, as far as the roundabout for Bourne Road to the north of Market Deeping at TF131112.  From  here the A15 departs northwards, and the A1175 heads east, reverting to single carriageway, having the bypass to itself.  At TF135114 it crosses the Roman Car Dyke, two examples of civil engineering built nearly two millennia apart.
  The dual carriageway ends at TF171127 having bypassed Market Deeping and Deeping St James.
  Before the Deeping Bypass was built this road went through Market Deeping and Deeping St James.  This route is now known as the B1525. The Deeping Bypass was opened in July 1998, and the whole works, A15 and former A16, cost £10 million.
caption: The Deeping bypass crossing the Roman Car Dyke 
  (the vehicles photographed are on the bypass)
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