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Oh what a dreadful mistake Originally uploaded to Coppermine on May 21, 2009 by Truvelo

1/2 mile to M22 sign on A6 heading East / South Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Sep 25, 2009 by loch_cuan73

M22 ADS on A6 heading Est / South Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Sep 25, 2009 by loch_cuan73

Faded road sign, Belfast
Faded and peeling sign in Chichester Street. The patch was added when the lower part of the street (passing the Law Courts) was closed (for security reasons) to through traffic. It has now re-opened but as a bus lane and for access only <a href='http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1518888'>J3474 : Bus and bus lane, Belfast</a>.

York Street, Belfast (3)
See <a href='http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/702496'>J3374 : York Street, Belfast (2)</a>. York Street is a continuation of Royal Avenue towards York Road, the Shore Road and Carrickfergus. This is the southern end where it meets Donegall Street. The foreground was once the site of a major junction for the tramlines serving the Antrim and Crumlin Roads, Cliftonville, Oldpark and Greencastle. Cavendish Woodhouse occupied the white building on the left and the Co-op <a href='http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/702521'>J3374 : Former Co-op, Belfast (detail) (1)</a> was just beyond. The Art College <a href='http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/693237'>J3374 : The Art College, Belfast</a> is on the right.

Chapel Road, Dungiven
Heading north-west into the town

Foreglen Road, Dungiven
Pictured near Owenbeg and heading towards the town

A6 at Magheraboy
The traffic is heading out of Dungiven on a busy road

Glenshane

The desolate Glenshane Pass cuts through the Sperrin Mountains as part of the A6 between Maghera and Dungiven and is one of the highest points of the road network in Ireland

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jun 22, 2006 by explo

Sandyknowes roundabout near Belfast (2)
See <a href='http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/596287'>J3082 : Sandyknowes roundabout near Belfast (1)</a>. Scullions Road is in the foreground (lower left). The road to Antrim is at middle-left. The traffic is heading for who-knowes-where!

Sandyknowes roundabout near Belfast (4)
See <a href='http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/596287'>J3082 : Sandyknowes roundabout near Belfast (1)</a>. The slip road to Scullions Road <a href='http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/596290'>J3082 : Sandyknowes roundabout near Belfast (2)</a> is in the foreground. The off-slip from the M2 <a href='http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/596302'>J3082 : Sandyknowes roundabout near Belfast (3)</a> is at middle right. The south-bound on-slip to Belfast is behind the flyover to the right. The full-time lights have made negotiation of the roundabout somewhat safer and less fraught.

old STOP sign

The original and best 'STOP' still standing in October 2006 in Antrim, NI. The main road here is the A6.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Sep 30, 2006 by A42_Sparks

Traffic lights at Altnagelvin junction
The junction of the Belt road and the A6 with Altnagelvin hospital in the background.

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A6 near Ballymoney

Foreglen Road (A6)

Main Street, Dungiven

Northern Bank, Dungiven

Main Street, Dungiven

Dungiven, County Derry - Londonderry

Hillhead Road

Milepost near Antrim

The Belmont Road, Antrim

Choices at the roundabout

Templepatrick Roundabout (1)

J3 M22 heading East / South Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Sep 25, 2009 by loch_cuan73

Antrim area from 1995 Michelin Atlas of Great Britain and Ireland

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Descent from the Glenshane Pass, the highest point in Ireland.

The A6 meeting the A2 on the Waterside

The A29, as seen from the A6. The two routes are connected by a short link road.

Main Street, Dungiven

Another dreadful sign on the same roundabout Originally uploaded to Coppermine on May 21, 2009 by Truvelo

Northern Irish A6 dualling between Derry and Dungiven, looking west

Soon to be former A6 at B182 Hillhead Road flyover

RCS on the new A6 Castledawson bypass

Enormous ADS on the new A6 approaching Castledawson roundabout

Toome Bridge A new bridge over the river Bann, and part of the new Toomebridge bypass, it has made a great difference to a former busy bottleneck through the village. The arches are lit up at night which makes a very pretty sight.

The Castledawson roundabout in 1974. While the image is not the best quality, you can vaugley make out the stub of motorway that was designed as provision for the M22 as it was intended to be its eventual terminus.

Description:

Upper Main Street, Dungiven, Co. Londonderry. Then A6 main Belfast-Derry road

Date: c.1959

Reference: D4069/14/2

 

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