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A836
A836
Bonar Bridge
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Oct 12, 2008 by Jack Russell
A836
Somewhere between Melvich and Tongue
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jun 27, 2008 by Jack Russell
A836 Bettyhill
The A836 at Bettyhill heads inland briefly by the mouth of the Naver.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 03, 2008 by TS
B9176 snow warning signs
VMS and fold out signs on the B9176 Struie Hill road to warn of when the snow gates are closed.
This road rises to 242m even though it starts at near sea level at either end of its 14 mile length which means some steep climbs and being very exposed at the summit makes it suceptable to snow in the winter.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jul 02, 2007 by Glen
B9176
B9176 where it meets the A836 at the Dornoch Firth
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jul 02, 2007 by Glen
B9176
Northern end of the B9176 (former A836) where it meets the current A836 (former A9) with snow gates at the junction.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jul 02, 2007 by Glen
Bonar Bridge on the A836, crossing the Kyle of Sutherland from Ross-shire to Sutherland
Bonar Bridge on the A836, crossing the Kyle of Sutherland from Ross-shire to Sutherland
A slightly wrong sign in Bonar Bridge on Migdale Road
The Plaque for the original bridge over the Kyle of Sutherland, built by Thomas Telford
The Plaque for the replacement Bonar Bridge over the Kyle of Sutherland, built in 1893
The Plaque for the current Bonar Bridge over the Kyle of Sutherland, built in 1973
Pentalina
Junction for Gills Bay ferry terminal
The end of the A897
One of the sweeping, open bends on the B9176.
The A9 passing through Invergordon in 1947
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Thurso in 1959
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Lairg level crossing
Warning sign on A836 of snow gate closure on B9176
Snow gates on B9176 at A836 junction closed
Passing place sign on A836 advising drivers to use passing places to allow overtaking.
A836 between Lairg and Antnaharra
AA Box number 504 - Ardgay - at the B9176/A836 junction.
AA phonebox
AA phonebox on the A836/B9176 junction that is in a rather delapidated condition.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jul 01, 2007 by Glen
AA phonebox
AA phone at the junction of the A836 and B9176
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jul 01, 2007 by Glen
AA phonebox
AA phone box at the junction of the A836 and B9176 - sticker shows the original road numbers of A9 (now A836) anf A836 (now B9176).
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jul 01, 2007 by Glen
A836 Strathy, Sutherland
Invernaver Bridge from the Bettyhill side, on the A836
Looking across Invernaver Bridge from the western end, on the A836
The very start of the A836 in John O Groats on a misty, murky evening.
Looking north along the A99 past the start of the A836 in John O Groats on a misty, murky evening.
The A836 sweeping past Dounreay
Looking east at the new alignment of the A836 climbing out of Melvich. The gate in the distance leads to an old bridge.
Leaden skies at Lednagullin on the A836, the new looking road is mostly on-line improvements, and can be seen sweeping up the hill in the distance
Looking back east at the short row of houses which makes up Coldbackie. The road drops to single track through the village
Old and new bridges alongside each other on the A836 at Lettermore on the shore of Loch Loyal
Looking north along the A836 in Strath Vagastie towards Altnaharra and Loch Naver
An old bridge on the A836 near the Dalnessie junction north of Lairg
The long straight past Dalchork on the A836 north of Lairg
The A836 passing under the Oykell Viaduct and past the Invershin Hotel
Altnaharra Bridge over Mudale River on the A836
The A836, approaching the junction with the A99, John O'Groats
The A9 nears the end. Looking west from Pennyland, Thurso to the TOTSO with the A836, where the A9 turns north to Scrabster.
Looking south along the A9 towards the Meikle Ferry Roundabout at the southern end of the Dornoch Firth Bridge
Looking north towards the Meikle Ferry Roundabout with the Dornoch Firth Bridge beyond
Lairg level crossing on the A836 and Far North Line
Photo of streetlight in Castletown
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