Drowned drumlins, Strangford Lough
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Drowned drumlins, Strangford Lough
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 16 Nov 2012
Many of the islands in Strangford Lough are drowned drumlins. This view is across the lough, at 2hrs 20mins after low water Killyleagh, from a height of about 100ft, on the Ballymorran Road, to the east of Killinchy. The land in the foreground is below the road. Part of Trasnagh Island cuts across the middle. The partly-wooded Conly Island (also seen in the background, from a lower and more southerly viewpoint, in Image - December 2006) is at middle right. The western side of the Ards Peninsula is at the top, on the other side of Strangford Lough.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.47555
Longitude
-5.644312