Railway bridge, Knockmore, Lisburn
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Railway bridge, Knockmore, Lisburn
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 13 Mar 2011
The four-arch bridge, carrying the Ballinderry Road across the Belfast (left) – Dublin line, seen from the path to the former Knockmore station Image The far arch (never needed) was built in case the line from Knockmore Jct to Banbridge and Castlewellan was ever extended to Lisburn station. The middle two arches are for the Dublin line. The one nearest the camera was used by the third line to Antrim Image
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Image Location
Latitude
54.511294
Longitude
-6.068771