HS2 effects
Introduction
The photograph on this page of HS2 effects by Andrew Bodman as part of the Geograph project.
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HS2 effects
Image: © Andrew Bodman Taken: 26 Sep 2020
The end of a footpath where it joins an unclassified road south west of Lower Boddington. The metal gates and wooden fencing are all new, and previously this was an entirely open field entrance. In the past walkers using this footpath would have followed its existing route across this and other fields without being constricted into a narrow channel. This footpath currently joins the road at the same place as where HS2 is planned to cross it. A similar wooden fencing channel has been constructed on a footpath where it joins an unclassified road north east of Greatworth. Likewise this is another place where HS2 will cross an unclassified road.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.160444
Longitude
-1.304699