Saltash Passage
Introduction
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Saltash Passage
Image: © Stephen McKay Taken: 12 Nov 2016
Saltash Passage was, until 1961, the eastern end of the ferry across the Tamar from Saltash. Curiously, until 1832 it was actually in Cornwall - although always part of the Devon parish of St Budeaux. The ferry service was superseded by the road suspension bridge leaving a rather sleepy but not unattractive spot.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.405535
Longitude
-4.200724