Flood alleviation works, Orangefield Park, Belfast (7)
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Flood alleviation works, Orangefield Park, Belfast (7)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 5 Oct 2013
The present course of the Knock River, looking downstream at Orangefield Lane/Orangefield Park. The works on the left are part of the flood alleviation scheme which includes the diversion of the river to a new course, slightly further south, through what was previously grass. The affected stretch is (approximately) from Sandhill Park to here.
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Image Location
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54.588628
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-5.879458