A1066

A1066 is a non-motorway road in England. It runs through Suffolk and Norfolk. The road connects the towns of Diss and Great Yarmouth.

The A1066 begins at a junction with the A140 in Diss, Norfolk. From Diss, it travels eastwards. It passes through several villages and smaller settlements along its route. These include Mellis, Stradbroke, and Fressingfield. The road continues its easterly trajectory towards the coast.

The A1066 intersects with other significant roads during its course. It crosses the A143 near Harleston. Further east, it meets the A146 near Beccles. The A1066 then proceeds towards its eastern terminus.

The road's final destination is Great Yarmouth, a coastal town. It terminates at a junction with the A47 in Great Yarmouth. The A1066 serves as an important local route, facilitating travel between these communities. It is primarily a single carriageway road for most of its length. The road's condition and traffic flow can vary, with busier sections closer to urban areas.