The Larne line near Ballyhenry
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The Larne line near Ballyhenry
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 21 Dec 2006
The “Larne line” has nothing to do with railways. It is the local name for the section of the Belfast-Larne road north of Glengormley. This is the view from Corr’s Corner roundabout to Coleman’s Corner roundabout with Houston’s Corner roundabout in the middle. (There are another five roundabouts before the road reaches Larne harbour!!). (Note: the grid line runs very close to the middle of the central reservation . . . .).
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Image Location
Latitude
54.710015
Longitude
-5.968559