- Stane Street is a 57 mile (91km) long Roman Road that connected London with Chichester.
- The modern A3, A24, A29 and A285 parallel the Roman Road between London and Chichester.
Preserved Sections
- Stane Street has a preserved section between Mickleham Downs and Thirty Acres Barn, Ashstead, which is listed as a National Monument.
- Another preserved section of Stane Street climbs over the hilltop beside of Bignor Roman Villa, and also exists as a footpath near Halnaker on the way to Chichester.
Posting Stations
- Known Posting Stations are Alfoldean and Hardham.
- Probable Posting Station Sites (Mansiones) are Merton Priory, Ewell and Dorking.
The Route
- London
- The A3 from London Bridge tp Clapham Common and the A24 from Clapham Common to Ewell follows the straight Roman alignment for 12 miles (20km).
- Merton Abbey
- Morden
- Ewell
- Epsom
- Dorking
- South Holmwood
- Alfoldean
- Billingshurst
- Hardham (Pulborough)
- Bignor Roman Villa
- Halnaker tunnel
- Chichester
- Dell Quay
Roman Roads in Britain
Halnaker tunnel, Stane Street