The Jaguar factory seen from Fort Dunlop
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The Jaguar factory seen from Fort Dunlop
Image: © John Brightley Taken: 20 Apr 2010
A view from the first floor offices at Fort Dunlop of the huge Jaguar factory, the corner seen here actually being in the next gridsquare. The factory building itself is almost 1 kilometre long and was used to build Spitfires in World War II. This is the southern side of the building which faces Fort Parkway.
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Image Location
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52.511607
Longitude
-1.809732