The Killinchy Road near Comber (1)
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The Killinchy Road near Comber (1)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 28 Jun 2011
The ups and downs of roads through drumlin country were typified in this stretch of the Killyleagh – Comber Road, approaching the Drumhirk Road (left) to the south of Comber. The road was realigned but there seemed to be a hitch in the work. The embankment was built but lay, untouched and gathering weeds, for several years until completion a few years ago. Part of the line of the, now abandoned, old road Image can be seen opposite the Drumhirk Road. The Google map is not accurate showing the reverse of reality.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.533116
Longitude
-5.731848