An abnormal load weighing nearly 500 tonnes will be transported through Norfolk next month.
It will travel from King’s Lynn Docks to Swardeston on Sunday, October 25.
The load, measuring 269 feet long, 17 feet wide and more than 16 ft high, will travel at a maximum speed of 10mph.
It is expected to take around eight hours to reach its destination on the 46-mile journey.
The route includes Crossbank Road, the A1078, Grimston Road, QEW, Constitution Hill, the A47 and the A140.
"Street furniture", more commonly referred to as items such as traffic lights and street lights, will have to be removed during the transportation before being put back in place, say police.
The load will eventually end up at the Hornsea 3 wind farm project at its converter site in Swardston.
It aims to deliver enough green energy to power more than 3.3 million UK homes.
Earlier this year, a number of larger-than-normal abnormal loads were transported to the site.
Closures had been put in place on key roads such as the A47 with wind farm transformers brought to the site.
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