The Bann in flood (1)
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The Bann in flood (1)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 17 Aug 2008
There has been heavy and persistent rain over the last 2-3 weeks followed by a deluge on 16 August. The Bann reached an abnormally high level. This is the first in a series of shots of the river around Banbridge. The view is downstream from Lindsay’s Bridge at Ballydown. This Image shows the Bann at its “normal” level. The common point of reference is the Armaghdown Creamery (top left). Continue to Image For a complete contrast see Image (July 2013).
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Image Location
Latitude
54.341579
Longitude
-6.252198