Boundary Stone and Bench Mark, Newry
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Boundary Stone and Bench Mark, Newry
Image: © Rossographer Taken: 6 May 2019
An old boundary stone on the Drumalane Road in Newry. The writing is very worn, all I can make out is, I think, the word 'Newry'. It appears to mark the limits of the old municipal boundary and is marked on old OS maps as a boundary stone. The stone also has a bench mark which has been levelled to 16.44 metres above MSL.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.164449
Longitude
-6.341699