Woldingham: Road junction at the top of Gangers Hill

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Woldingham: Road junction at the top of Gangers Hill

Image: © Dr Neil Clifton Taken: 15 Jul 2012

Looking south, the photographer stands in Northdown Road, where the road makes a very sharp bend to the east, (left), being named The Ridge from here eastwards. Gangers Hill is a narrow road going steeply down to the right.

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Image Location

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51.271923
Longitude
-0.03171