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The '''M5''' is a motorway in central and south-western England that serves as the principal road link between the [[Midlands]] and [[Northern England|north of England]] and the [[West Country]]. The 166-mile long road runs from the [[M6 motorway|M6]] at [[West Bromwich]] in [[Staffordshire]] (just west of [[Birmingham]]) and the [[A38 road|A38]] near [[Exeter]] in [[Devon]].
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The '''M5''' is a motorway in central and south-western England that serves as the principal road link between the [[Midlands]] and [[Northern England|north of England]] and the [[West Country]]. The 166-mile long road runs from the [[M6 motorway|M6]] at [[West Bromwich]] in [[Staffordshire]] (just west of [[Birmingham]]) and the [[A38 road|A38]] near [[Exeter]] in [[Devon]]. From north-to-south, the M5 traverses the counties Staffordshire, [[Worcestershire]], [[Gloucestershire]], [[Somerset]] and Devon.
  
 
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The M5 is a motorway in central and south-western England that serves as the principal road link between the Midlands and north of England and the West Country. The 166-mile long road runs from the M6 at West Bromwich in Staffordshire (just west of Birmingham) and the A38 near Exeter in Devon. From north-to-south, the M5 traverses the counties Staffordshire, Worcestershire, Gloucestershire, Somerset and Devon.