Red Hill, Redhill, NG5, Notts.
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Red Hill, Redhill, NG5, Notts.
Image: © David Hallam-Jones Taken: 16 Feb 2014
One of the junctions of a "D" category road that comes off (and returns to) the A60. Ahead lies the unofficially-named Banyan Tree Roundabout (so called because of the existence of a restaurant of this name on one side of the roundabout. This convergence is where the A60 (the Nottingham-Mansfield Road) and the A614 (Ollerton Road) feed onto and off this roundabout. A road bridge behind the photographer carries traffic across a cutting through which the A60 was constructed and on the other side of the bridge the following can be found: the Leapool allotment site (provided by the Borough of Gedling); the Redhill covered reservoir (managed by the Severn Trent Company) and a third of the houses that form the hamlet of Red Hill.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.020806
Longitude
-1.130541