Pond on the site of the former Preston Junction
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Pond on the site of the former Preston Junction
Image: © Adam C Snape Taken: 27 Dec 2015
An attractive pond has formed in Preston Junction Nature Reserve on the site of the old railway junction, just south of Todd Lane and the former station. The junction was at a point around the far end of the pond. The line to Bamber Bridge passed to the right of the pond. It is maintained as far as Brownedge Road as a shared use foot and cycle path (Route 55 of the National Cycle Network) which can be seen in the photo. This photo is taken from the position of the former line to Lostock Hall which may still be walked as far as Red Bridge on Brownedge Road. A photo of the pond taken from an alternate angle can be seen here: Image
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Image Location
Latitude
53.730988
Longitude
-2.678878