The next section follows a meandering path through several hamlets , before reaching the village of Bothel , where the A591 from Keswick terminates . The road then passes the site of the former Moota motel . This section of the route is notable for the two long straight sections , which are fairly rare on the A595 . The road once again meanders until the roundabout junction with the A594 road from Cockermouth to Maryport . It then passes over the River Derwent via Papcastle Bridge before turning west and becoming the part of the A66 until Little Clifton . During the 2009 Cumbrian floods , the Papcastle bridge was briefly closed , essentially splitting West Cumbria in two . With bridge collapses and damage on the nearby A596 , and a road closure on the A591 , the only passable route to anywhere north of the River Derwent was via the A66 and M6 to Carlisle - a diversion of over
2009 Cumbrian floods
2009 Great Britain and Ireland floods
A595 road