The Dry Arch near Armoy
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The Dry Arch near Armoy
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 7 Jan 2007
Flyovers existed long before the first motorway or even dual carriageway. The Dry Arch (north of Armoy) was built around 1830/40. It carries the Armoy-Ballintoy road across the Ballybogey-Ballycastle road. Both are “B” roads. See also Image
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Image Location
Latitude
55.164823
Longitude
-6.376736