Rusty gates at the entrance to a former National Coal Board site, Tredegar
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Rusty gates at the entrance to a former National Coal Board site, Tredegar
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 23 May 2017
The gates are near the Iron Row/Shop Row junction, set back from the entrance road to Bridge Street Industrial Estate. NCB on the left gate is the acronym of National Coal Board. The British Coal Estates For Sale board shown nearby in an April 2011 Google Earth Street View has gone in May 2017.
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Image Location
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51.771566
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