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==Transport==

==Transport==

There are three major motorways in the vicinity of Warrington. The [[M6 motorway]], the longest motorway in England, passes to the east of the town. Linking the M1 to North West England via [[Birmingham]] and the [[Black Country]], the nearest major destinations are [[Wigan]] and [[Preston]] to the north and [[Stoke-on-Trent]] to the south. The M6 has junctions with the M56 (serving [[Manchester]], [[Chester]] and North Wales) and the [[M62 motorway|M62]] (serving [[Liverpool]], Manchester and [[Leeds]]) in the Warrington area.

There are three major motorways in the vicinity of Warrington. The [[M6 motorway]], the longest motorway in England, passes to the east of the town. Linking the M1 to North West England via [[Birmingham]] and the [[Black Country]], the nearest major destinations are [[Wigan]] and [[Preston]] to the north and [[Stoke-on-Trent]] to the south. The M6 has junctions with the M56 (serving [[Manchester]], [[Chester]] and North Wales) and the [[M62 motorway|M62]] (serving [[Liverpool]], Manchester and [[Leeds]]) in the Warrington area. Historically, one of the main roads in Warrington was the [[A49 road|A49]], on which the immediate primary destinations are [[Whitchurch]], Shropshire to the south and Wigan to the north.

Warrington Bank Quay station is a principal stop on the West Coast Main Line (WCML) from [[London]] to [[Glasgow]].

Warrington Bank Quay station is a principal stop on the West Coast Main Line (WCML) from [[London]] to [[Glasgow]].