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British and Irish Roads
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B849 :
The B849 is another of the roads in the West Highlands that really don't warrant a classification. It can be very lightly trafficked, especially away from the peak summer season when a few people will drive out and back just to explore the area. However, when the road numbers were allocated the Lochaline to Fishnish Ferry didn't exist (neither did the A884) and the pier at Bunavullin was just as important for these remote communities as the Lochaline Pier.
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