B192 (Northern Ireland)

Towards Burnfoot

The B192 is a short road in central County Londonderry. It runs along the left bank of the River Roe between Dungiven and Limavady, forming an alternative to the B68 along the right bank. Although that road existed on classification in 1923, our road was originally unclassified and only dates to the late 1920s.

The road starts on the A6 just to the west of Dungiven and heads north along Drumrane Road, with the River Roe on the right. The road is more-or-less straight and the river winding, so it's not generally visible. We shortly bear left to avoid crossing the river, then a right-hand bend takes us into Burnfoot, where the road regains its northerly course.

We continue north along a dead-straight road, with the river valley below us to the right. Presently there's a left-hand bend but otherwise the road remains straight. A golf course is passed, after which the road ends at a T-junction on the B69. Limavady is less than a mile to the right.