Barmouth level crossing near Castlerock (2)
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Barmouth level crossing near Castlerock (2)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 2 Aug 2006
See Image It might surprise some to learn that the Belfast-Londonderry railway is single track for almost its entire length. The railway is about 20 miles longer than the direct road and is not too well endowed with passengers beyond Coleraine. This is the Barmouth level crossing looking towards Castlerock and Londonderry. Continue to Image (May 2012).
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Image Location
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55.159198
Longitude
-6.762305