Roman road: Watling Street. The Roman road Watling Street ran from Canterbury to Rochester, passing through the areas listed above. More information about the monument can be found on TQ 96 SE 44 Summary from record TR 25 SW 143: Roman road: Watling Street Summary from record TQ 66 NE 51: Roman road: Watling Street Summary from record TR 15 NW 504: Roman road: Watling Street Summary from record TR 15 SE 169: Roman road: Watling Street Summary from record TQ 57 SW 180: Roman road: Watling Street Summary from record TQ 86 NE 54: Roman road: Watling Street Summary from record TQ 86 SE 48: Roman road: Watling Street Summary from record TR 24 SE 54: Roman road: Watling Street Summary from record TQ 67 SE 100: Roman road: Watling Street Summary from record TQ 57 SE 120: Excavations at Springhead Nursery, exposed c.90m of what is believed to be part of Watling Street. It was up to 8m wide and had a gravel metalled surface defined by roadside ditches. The projected line of this road placed the Roman road beneath the A2, before it turned south-eastwards to avoid the lowest part of the Ebbsfleet valley. There was also a second road, 5 m wide, joined Watling Street to the north-west. In Dartford, along Spital Street, part of an earlier road, preceeding the established Watling Street was previously found (see TQ 57 SW 247). Summary from record TR 05 NW 25: This is the line of the Roman road Watling Street between Brenley Corner and Dunkirk. Summary from record TR 25 SW 298: Roman Road: Watling Street, Canterbury to Dover section Summary from record TQ 86 NW 59: Roman road: Watling Street - Canterbury to Rochester portion. For further details see TQ 96 SE 44 Summary from record TQ 76 NW 146: The Rochester to London section of the Watling Street, the Roman Road. Excavations at Springhead Nursery in 2003, exposed c.90m of what is believed to be part of Watling Street. It was up to 8m wide and had a gravel metalled surface defined by roadside ditches. The projected line of this road placed the Roman road beneath the A2, before it turned south-eastwards to avoid the lowest part of the Ebbsfleet valley. There was also a second road, 5 m wide, joined Watling Street to the north-west. In Dartford, along Spital Street, part of an earlier road, preceeding the established Watling Street was previously found (see TQ 57 SW 247). Summary from record TR 34 SW 259: Roman road: Watling Street RR1A Summary from record TR 24 NW 83: Roman road: Watling Street Summary from record TQ 76 NW 145: Watling Street Roman Road. Excavations at Springhead Nursery in 2003, exposed c.90m of what is believed to be part of Watling Street. It was up to 8m wide and had a gravel metalled surface defined by roadside ditches. The projected line of this road placed the Roman road beneath the A2, before it turned south-eastwards to avoid the lowest part of the Ebbsfleet valley. There was also a second road, 5 m wide, joined Watling Street to the north-west. In Dartford, along Spital Street, part of an earlier road, preceeding the established Watling Street was previously found (see TQ 57 SW 247). Summary from record TQ 96 SE 44: Watling Street is a Roman road passing though seven parishes between Faversham, Kent and Sittingbourne, Kent. Summary from record TQ 96 SW 74: Watling Street, the London to Dover Roamn raod, runs through Swale district. See TQ 96 SE 44 for futher details. Summary from record TQ 67 SW 111: The course of a Roman road has been tracked through cropmarks and by excavation. It runs approximately east-west past the temples and bakery at Springhead