The Greystone Road, Antrim
Introduction
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The Greystone Road, Antrim
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 27 Oct 2007
Part of the Greystone Road was re-built in the early 70’s as a dual carriageway. There were plans for it to run as the main road between Antrim town and the M2. The plans were abandoned and, while it still runs towards the town, it mainly serves an industrial area. As the B95 it is believed to be the only rural dual-carriageway “B” road in NI. The view is towards the M2.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.722951
Longitude
-6.15961