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78 miles taking this route:
- Take A31 EAST to M27. Continue on M27 EAST.
- Take M27 to M3 to the MIDLANDS and LONDON, WINCHESTER at JCT 4.
- Take M3 to M308 to STAINES KINGSTON and SUNBURY at JCT 1.
- EXIT, then follow signs to A 308 (KSTN) to KINGSTON and KEMPTON PARK.
- Take A 308 to Kempton Park. It will be on your left.
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