The Banbridge bypass (5)
Introduction
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The Banbridge bypass (5)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 12 Jul 1980
For the background to the Banbridge bypass see Image This is the road during its period as a single carriageway (seen from the Castlewellan Road bridge). The Rathfriland Road can be seen crossing “at grade” in the distance. It has now been replaced by a flyover (sometimes known as the “Creamery Bridge”). The second carriageway was added in 1988 and the road now looks like this Image
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Image Location
Latitude
54.341596
Longitude
-6.259579