Umbra level crossing near Downhill
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Umbra level crossing near Downhill
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 23 Apr 1984
The level crossing at Umbra is where the Coleraine – Downhill – Limavady road crosses the Belfast – Londonderry railway. The train is the 14.40 Londonderry – Belfast Central. At the time the crossing was an open one controlled by flashing lights. It has now reverted to automatic barriers. The rear car is no 89 – the first of the fleet of 80-class railcars to be delivered.
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Image Location
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55.161976
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-6.863108