Path under Lomond Road
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Path under Lomond Road
Image: © Lairich Rig Taken: 20 Mar 2020
It goes from Burns Street in Levenvale (at this end) to Balloch Station; a train can be seen at the station platform. (Burns Street in Levenvale is named after Robert Burns, while Burn Street in nearby Bonhill is so called because a burn used to flow along it: Image) The small bridge shown here takes Lomond Road over the railway line. Out of shot to the right, that road crosses the River Leven by means of a much more substantial bridge, as shown on the map, but at this time the road was closed there because of work on the bridge: Image / Image / Image Burns Street itself is shown in Image For the railway station, see, for example, Image (in which the same bridge is seen from the other side), Image, and Image
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Image Location
Latitude
56.00124
Longitude
-4.582731