In which town did Thomas Telford primarily design roads and bridges?

Thomas Telford is recognized for his significant contributions to civil engineering, particularly in the design of roads and bridges in the early 19th century. Shrewsbury holds particular importance in his career as it was where he was appointed the county surveyor for Shropshire. In this role, Telford developed an extensive network of roads and numerous structures to improve transportation. His work in Shrewsbury laid the groundwork for many of his notable projects, allowing him to apply innovative engineering solutions, which included the construction of the famous Menai Suspension Bridge and numerous other road improvements in the surrounding areas. This context highlights why Shrewsbury is the town most closely associated with Telford's work.