M181 motorway facts for kids
Quick facts for kids
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| Length | 2 mi (3 km) |
| Existed | 1978–present |
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| South end | East Butterwick |
 M180 motorway |
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| North end | Scunthorpe |
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The M181 is a short motorway located in Lincolnshire, England. A motorway is a special type of road designed for fast travel. It has no traffic lights or roundabouts. This road connects the M180 with the town of Scunthorpe. The M181 is about 2 miles (3.2 km) long. It opened in December 1978, making travel easier in the area.
About the M181 Motorway
The M181 motorway is quite straight. It runs directly from the M180 motorway into Scunthorpe. Even though it is short, it plays an important role. It helps drivers get quickly to and from Scunthorpe. This makes it easier for people to travel for work or fun.
Where the M181 Connects
The M181 starts by connecting to the M180 motorway. This is a bigger motorway that links to places like Grimsby and Doncaster. At its northern end, the M181 reaches Scunthorpe. Here, it connects with the A18 and A1077 roads. These roads lead to other towns like Keadby and Gunness.
Images for kids
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M181 looking north from Brumby Common Lane bridge.
