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Northumberland Street is a street in West Belfast that connects Divis Street and Shankill Road. It is one of several streets that link Loyalist and Republican communities in the area. The International Wall on Divis Street extends up Northumberland Street along its western perimeter and continues around into Beverley Street on the northern perimeter.

There are two sets of security gates across Northumberland Street, Northumberland Street is divided by two sets of security gates, forming a part of the lengthy "peace" line. Despite the Good Friday agreement of 1998, the Peace Wall, which stands at around six metres tall, still marks the boundary between the Republican and Loyalist areas of Belfast. The gate located at Northumberland Street shuts every evening at 8 pm.

The murals on Northumberland Street are a mix of international and local concerns.