The Shore Circular Path (damaged)
Introduction
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The Shore Circular Path (damaged)
Image: © Lairich Rig Taken: 16 Dec 2011
At the top of the embankment is one of the area's core paths; the section shown here is about 90 metres further along the route that is shown in Image Winds of up to 80 mph have driven the waters of the River Clyde against the embankment, destroying this part of it, and undermining the path's tarmac. Before the storm, many days of heavy rain had already caused flooding in other parts of the town. For a later view of this part of the route, see Image For damage elsewhere on the same path, see Image
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Image Location
Latitude
55.93953
Longitude
-4.585186