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Ermin Street or Ermin Way (not to be confused with Ermine Street, which is further east) is one of the great Roman roads of Britain. It runs from Gloucester (Glevum) via Cirencester (Corinium) to Silchester (Calleva Atrebatum). Much of it is now covered by the modern A417, A419 and B4000 roads.

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 [[Image:ErminStreetNearCirencester(DaveBushell)Sep2005.jpg|thumb|right|180px|View south-east along the route of Ermin Street near Cirencester]]
-'''Ermin Street''' or '''Ermin Way''' (not to be confused with [[Ermine Street]], which is further east) is one of the great [[Roman road]]s of Britain.  It runs from [[Gloucester]] ([[Glevum]]) via [[Cirencester]] ([[Corinium]]) to [[Silchester]] ([[Calleva Atrebatum]]).  Much of it is now covered by the modern [[A417 road|A417]], [[A419 road|A419]] and B4000 roads.
+'''Ermin Street''' or '''Ermin Way''' (not to be confused with [[Ermine Street]], which is further east) is one of the great [[Roman road]]s of Britain.  It runs from [[Gloucester]] ([[Glevum]]) via [[Cirencester]] ([[Corinium Dobunnorum|Corinium]]) to [[Silchester]] ([[Calleva Atrebatum]]).  Much of it is now covered by the modern [[A417 road|A417]], [[A419 road|A419]] and B4000 roads.
 *Map sources for: {{mmukscaled|SO8319|100|Gloucester}}, {{mmukscaled|SP020014|100|Cirencester}} and {{mmukscaled|SU639624|100|Silchester Roman town}}