Bus stop, Newforge Lane, Belfast (October 2014)
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Bus stop, Newforge Lane, Belfast (October 2014)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 1 Oct 2014
Newforge Lane is a long narrow tree-lined thoroughfare in suburban BT9 which happens to end at an office park built on the site of a former malodorous pig-rendering factory. There is a very limited Metro bus service (93) – once daily from/to Donegall Square East in the morning and evening peaks. There is also very restricted turning space which must make things difficult for the driver.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.55532
Longitude
-5.948743