Three landmarks from the River Irwell
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Three landmarks from the River Irwell
Image: © Mike Harris Taken: 3 Jun 2006
Seen from the right (west) bank of the River Irwell at Peel Park are three local landmarks. From left to right: the Roman Catholic Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist (Salford, 680m away); the new Beetham Tower, just recently reached full roof height of 157m (301 Deansgate, Manchester; 1.75 km away); the tower of the Greek-style church of St. Philip with St. Stephen (Salford, 780m away).
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Image Location
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53.488848
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-2.268982