Five Ways, Merry Hill
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Five Ways, Merry Hill
Image: © Richard Vince Taken: 6 Jun 2013
This roundabout, the focal point of Merry Hill district centre, was used for turning by Wolverhampton Corporation's Merry Hill trolleybus route, latterly numbered 13 and operating from Low Hill (Pear Tree) via the town centre. The trolleybuses arrived via Trysull Road (on the right, flanked by bus shelters); the main bus service here still arrives that way, but nowadays it continues to Springhill.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.571058
Longitude
-2.171848