Course of old railway, Laurencetown
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Course of old railway, Laurencetown
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 15 Oct 2013
The course of the Banbridge – Scarva line (closed 1955) - right) immediately after it had crossed the Point Road by this level crossing Image, is still clearly visible (lower right). The line continued towards Laurencetown station and Scarva by a bridge across the Bann (left). The bridge has gone but an abutment remains just above the river at upper left – see also Image The Google map is representational only. Subject positioned using the satellite photograph.
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54.378675
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