Gallery:A3 (Northern Ireland)
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The speed limits ahead have 100 km/h on one side and NSL (60 mph) on the other side.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jul 08, 2007 by LocatedJust before crossing into Northern Ireland from the Republic. This road is undergoing a rebuild. on both sides. See A3 photos in 'Other NI Roads' Album
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jul 08, 2007 by LocatedPhoto taken on A3 Northway in central Craigavon. This junction with an unclassified road was 'improved' and signalised over a year ago. The scheme was developer funded; though the intended development has since been dropped (hence the blank section of sign). The spelling mistake has yet to be corrected!
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Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 06, 2005 by M4SimonJust crossing the Border again. The trees seem to be right on it. This is the last crossing before Cavan. You can see the km/h speed limit warning sign for the Republic.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jul 07, 2007 by LocatedThis is the A3 Belfast Road - in the short semi-rural patch that separates Lurgan and Dollingstown - in the townland of Ballymacateer. The B2 Dromore Road junction can be seen on the right. The view is towards Dollingstown village.
The largest roundabout in Craigavon by far - where the A3 Lake Road splits into Central Way and Mandeville Road. Rushmere (known locally still as the Craigavon Shopping Centre) sits behind the camera.
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