TaverhamThree Score
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Driving from Taverham to Three Score takes about via Chapel Break Road. The distance is 6 mi. The straight-line distance is 4 mi. Driving directions
Driving directions
18 · 6 mi- 1 Depart left onto Saint Edmund's Road 130 yd
- 2 Turn left onto Saint Edmund's Rise 1 mi
- 3 At end of road, turn right onto Taverham Road 85 yd
- 4 Turn left onto Costessey Road 1 mi
- 5 Continue straight onto Taverham Lane 1 mi
- 6 Turn left onto West End 1 mi
- 7 Turn right onto Longwater Lane 1 mi
- 8 Turn left onto Dereham Road 1 mi
- 9 Enter roundabout left onto Wendene 83 yd
- 10 Exit roundabout slightly left onto Wendene 1 mi
- 11 Turn right onto Chapel Break Road 1 mi
- 12 At roundabout, take exit straight onto Chapel Break Road 1 mi
- 13 Enter roundabout slightly left onto Bishy Barnebee Way 4 yd
- 14 Exit roundabout left onto Bishy Barnebee Way 99 yd
- 15 Turn right onto Caddow Road 135 yd
- 16 Continue left onto Caddow Road 120 yd
- 17 Turn right 42 yd
- 18 Arrive right
The return trip from Three Score to Taverham covers roughly the same distance, 6 mi.
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Questions and answers
Three Score lies roughly to the south of Taverham.
How far is it from Taverham to Three Score?
The distance between Taverham and Three Score is 6 mi by road.
How long does it take to drive from Taverham to Three Score?
The drive from Taverham to Three Score takes approximately 15 min by car.
What is the best route from Taverham to Three Score?
The fastest route from Taverham to Three Score covers 6 mi with a driving time of approximately 15 min.
What is the shortest route from Taverham to Three Score?
The shortest driving route from Taverham to Three Score is about 6 mi by road.
Are there charging stations between Taverham and Three Score?
Yes. You can charge along the route from Taverham to Three Score, including Maple Way, Postwick (350 kW), Shell Cringleford, Hethersett, Norwich, Cringleford (350 kW), EV Charging Station #486053 (300 kW). Charging points on this route: 85.
Sources
Distance and drive time are computed from OpenStreetMap road data with the OSRM routing engine. Updated .

