Former Belmont bus terminus, Belfast (1)
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Former Belmont bus terminus, Belfast (1)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 3 Jun 1990
The origins of the bus terminus at Belmont Drive Image, a short loop off the Belmont Road, go back to the days of the trolleybuses when it was an intermediate terminus on the Stormont route. By the time of this photograph it had a very limited evening peak service. The stop was blue on this side and read “BUS STOP ALIGHTING ONLY”. The other side was standard red Image Both still bore the letters “BCT” - Belfast Corporation Transport.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.599879
Longitude
-5.860148