Listullyard Fort Triangulation Pillar
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Listullyard Fort Triangulation Pillar
Image: © Rossographer Taken: 3 May 2019
OSNI trig pillar at Listullyard Fort, an ancient rath a few miles outside Banbridge - see Image The pillar sits nicely in the middle of the trees - although the foliage obscures some views the rath is in a commanding position and the hills around Belfast, Slieve Croob, the Mournes, Slieve Gullion and many other hilltops are all visible. The pillar is in good condition but has been splattered with thick blue paint in places. The flush bracket has been levelled to 156.08 metres above MSL Image
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Image Location
Latitude
54.358439
Longitude
-6.30671