The start of the 30 mph zone, approaching Lower Ballinderry along the Lower Ballinderry Road, from Upper Ballinderry. The names “Lower Ballinderry” and “Ballinderry Lower” are both in use – see J1367 : Approaching Ballinderry Lower. J1367 : Approaching Ballinderry Lower shows a similar view in March 2007 before the road humps were added.
Lower Ballinderry is a small village near the eastern shore of Lough Neagh, 18 miles west of Belfast and 9 miles west of Lisburn, right on the western edge of the Lisburn City Council area. It had a population of 441 in the 2001 Census.
It is home to J1267 : Ballinderry Moravian Church. It is not to be confused with the village of Upper Ballinderry, which lies two miles to the east of Lower Ballinderry.
A collection of photographs showing road signs and marking in their context. It exists as a matter of record only, has no connection with any official body and does not claim to be a definitive or legally-binding guide. The official version is the Highway Code for Northern Ireland.
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