The suggested route of Dover’s Medieval town wall. Based on both archaeological and documentary evidence. It is probable that Dover was not walled until the 14th century as no repairs to the gates are recorded until the 15th century. The southern line appears to have run from a point east of Eastbrook gate "across the former Woolcomber Street" along Town Wall Street and Snargate Street, turning north to cross Adrian Street. There were three gates in the western wall which curved east over the Folkestone road to cross Cannon Street and then turned south through Pencester Gardens to return to the southern wall. Nothing remains above ground today. Part of the wall was uncovered along Townwall Street during works associated with the A20 road and sewer scheme in the early 1990’s. (location estimated from sources, accurate to the nearest 50m)