Rooftops, Clacton town centre, looking south-west from Carnarvon Road
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Rooftops, Clacton town centre, looking south-west from Carnarvon Road
Image: © Duncan Graham Taken: 11 Apr 2004
Taken from the fourth floor of a block of flats on Carnarvon Road (the A133). The view has little changed in 2018. The green dome visible on the right of the picture is at the corner of the High Street and Station Road; it was once (early 1950s) part of Barclays Bank and is now a Sense charity shop. The black plate-glass building (Magnet House) at the extreme right on the horizon is on the corner of Jackson Road and Rosemary Road West; it houses Clacton social services.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.788615
Longitude
1.153716