Cycle route at Stirling Street
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Cycle route at Stirling Street
Image: © Lairich Rig Taken: 21 Sep 2008
This is National Cycle Network route 7, as seen from the foot of Stirling Street. The houses visible to the left are part of the New Cordale estate. For a detail hidden among the vegetation at the foot of the pillar on the left, see Image The cycle route closely follows the river here, but, not far ahead, it cuts across the neck of Cordale Point (Image) in order to avoid a lengthy diversion (the route does likewise at nearby Dalquhurn Point: Image). For a view along the same section of the route, but in the opposite direction, see Image
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Image Location
Latitude
55.973865
Longitude
-4.580905