2021 Tour of Britain map
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Stage 1180.8km | Penzance - Bodmin
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Stage 2184km | Sherford - Exeter
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Stage 327.7km | Llandeilo - National Botanic Gaden of Wales
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Stage 4210.2km | Aberaeron - Llandudno
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Stage 5152km | Alderley Park - Warrington
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Stage 6197.4km | Carlisle - Gateshead
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Stage 7195.7km | Hawick - Edinburgh
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Stage 8173km | Stonehaven - Aberdeen
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