Railway at Bridge End, Belfast
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Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 25 Jun 2007
See Image This is the section of the line just after crossing Bridge End. It is mostly single track having been built that way as an economy measure. It carries around 90 passenger trains daily in addition to numerous empty stock workings between Central and the workshops at York Road and Fortwilliam. The view is towards Yorkgate.