A5 Shrewsbury Bypass
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A5 Shrewsbury Bypass
Image: © Andrew Bennett Taken: 26 Jul 2002
This view of the A5 Shrewsbury bypass was taken from the bridge where Longden Road crosses it. The bridge in the distance is Pulley Lane. The Rea Brook flows from right to left under the A5 here, it is concealed by the trees. This scene shows the predominant land uses in this area to the south of Shrewsbury: pasture and arable.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.682715
Longitude
-2.776849