A61 - Hergill Lane junction
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A61 - Hergill Lane junction
Image: © Gordon Hatton Taken: 28 Feb 2011
The A61 heads south towards the A1[M] and Ripon, whilst Hergill Lane to the right is now a dead end, its link to the A1 having now been cut. The house on the corner must be a former railway property as there was once a coal yard behind it with Baldersby Station [now demolished] close to where the three evergreen trees can be seen left of centre. The house is shown on 1892 maps but not on that of 1856.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.19736
Longitude
-1.460732