B112 (Northern Ireland)
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B112 | |||||||
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From: | Cloughreagh (J060277) | ||||||
To: | Bessbrook (J050288) | ||||||
Distance: | 1.7 miles (2.7 km) | ||||||
Meets: | A25, B133 | ||||||
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Route outline (key) | |||||||
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The B112 is a T-shaped road to the west of Newry. It was originally unclassified but gained its number in the mid-1920s.
The road starts on the A25 and heads northwest along the traffic-calmed, residential Derrymore Road. It passes fields and also the grounds of the National Trust's Derrymore House but remains built-up. It's not long before we pass the former Army compound in Bessbrook, after which a T-junction is reached at the southern edge of College Square. A spur of the B112 heads west through the village centre to end at a junction with the unclassified Abbey Terrace. Meanwhile the mainline of the B112 heads east out of town to end at a T-junction on the B133.