Motorways merging near Belfast
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Motorways merging near Belfast
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 10 May 2011
The efficiency of the landscaping (seen in Image) and the flat surroundings prevent a proper shot of the merger of the M2 and the M5. The three southbound lanes of the former are in the foreground. The two lanes of the M5, coming in from Rushpark, are between the grass and the crash barrier (middle). The motorway drops a lane approaching the Fortwilliam junction Image off-slip and gains it again once past the on-slip. The lanes then continue as described in Image
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Image Location
Latitude
54.640775
Longitude
-5.917641