The Clogh River near Glarryford Cross
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The Clogh River near Glarryford Cross
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 7 Jan 2007
The Clogh River is a short river which merges with the Killagan Water Image to form the River Main. This is the river (looking upstream), as it flows under the separated carriageways of the Belfast-Coleraine road, to the south of Glarryford Cross Image, north of Ballymena.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.9487
Longitude
-6.338636