"The Gusset", Omagh

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"The Gusset", Omagh

Image: © Kenneth Allen Taken: 13 Oct 2007

The locals refer to the "V" shaped wedge of land formed at the intersection of the Gortin Road, Mountjoy Road and the Killybrack Road as "The Gusset", something which I only found out recently. The Lisnamallard Burn passes across the road in a culvert at this spot, coming alongside the Circular Road, and then running down the hidden glen between the Grange and the MOD property, to join the river Strule north of the town

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Image Location

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Latitude
54.6068
Longitude
-7.299729