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The motorway is 40 miles long (with the combined length of it and the A42 being 55 miles) and, linking the M1 and M5 motorways, it forms part of the link between [[Northern England|the North]] and [[East Midlands]] of England and the [[West Country]]. In [[Warwickshire]], the M42 forms a box around the [[Birmingham]] built-up area and includes a multiplex with the M6 Toll. | The motorway is 40 miles long (with the combined length of it and the A42 being 55 miles) and, linking the M1 and M5 motorways, it forms part of the link between [[Northern England|the North]] and [[East Midlands]] of England and the [[West Country]]. In [[Warwickshire]], the M42 forms a box around the [[Birmingham]] built-up area and includes a multiplex with the M6 Toll. | ||
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The M42 is a motorway in the Midlands of England. It runs from the M5 motorway at Bromsgrove, Worcestershire to Appleby Magna, Leicestershire, from which is continues as the all-purpose A42 to the M1, near East Midlands Airport.
The motorway is 40 miles long (with the combined length of it and the A42 being 55 miles) and, linking the M1 and M5 motorways, it forms part of the link between the North and East Midlands of England and the West Country. In Warwickshire, the M42 forms a box around the Birmingham built-up area and includes a multiplex with the M6 Toll.