The Causeway End Road bridge, Lisburn (1)
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The Causeway End Road bridge, Lisburn (1)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 5 Jan 1980
The bridge, carrying the Causeway End Road across the Belfast – Dublin railway, was very narrow and presented a hazard for pedestrians. It was widened with footpaths being provided on both sides. This is the view towards the centre of Lisburn shortly after the start of work. Image shows the widened bridge in 2011.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.511674
Longitude
-6.06443