Train departing No. 2 platform, Bangor station - 1987
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The photograph on this page of Train departing No. 2 platform, Bangor station - 1987 by The Carlisle Kid as part of the Geograph project.
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Train departing No. 2 platform, Bangor station - 1987
Image: © The Carlisle Kid Taken: 10 Aug 1987
Bangor railway station consists of three passenger platforms - No. 1 (the most frequently used) on the left of this photograph together with No's 2 & 3 (on the right), generally used only at peak times. Until the station was re-signalled in 1988, exit from No's 2 & 3 platforms was controlled by BCDR semaphore signals (which have since been preserved by the Downpatrick & County Down Railway - see: http://www.downrail.co.uk/ ). One of NIR's 80-class DEMU sets pulls out of No. 2 platform with the 16.33 passenger service to Portadown.
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Image Location
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54.657732
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-5.674384