Unique Street Reference Number 48801133 is, according to
Note: a USRN is an operational identifier and is unique to a highway authority. Where a road crosses a highway authority boundary, therefore, it will have different USRNs in different authorities, even if it has the same name and number.
Roads operated by national highway authorities (eg, Highways England) will also have separate USRNs for the road as a whole and for each subsection within each local highway authority that it crosses.
Unfortunately, there is no Open Data source which links all known USRNs to street names and numbers. The names and numbers, if any, shown here are, therefore, derived by cross-referencing the Open USRN database with other Open Data sources such as OS OpenMap Local, OS OpenNames and OpenStreetMap. This is not 100% reliable, and doesn't work at all for some USRNs. So the data shown here may not necessarily be correct. See Limitations of the Data for more detail on this.
All the UPRNs which are associated with this road are shown. This does not necessarily mean that they have a postal address on this road or are accessed via this road. The USRN associated with a UPRN is, typically, the street which forms the most local street part of the postal address. But this is not always the case, and you should not assume that it is the case without other data.
It's important to bear in mind that UPRNs can overlap or stack. For example, a building containing multiple addressable units on different floors, such as a block of flats or a shop with a flat above it, will have a UPRN for each distinct unit. And an open air space, such as a park or square, can also have distinct addressable objects within it such as a kiosk or a structure. Given the limitations of a 2D map, you can't necessarily tell which of several overlapping or adjacent UPRNs is assigned to a specific item on the map.
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