Status
- constructed
Cost
- £27.9m
Key dates
- work commenced 4 March 2004
- officially opened 21 November 2006
Updated 14 August 2015
This page gives details of 9.0km of single carriageway upgraded to dual carriageway on the A1 from Loughbrickland to Beech Hill.
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