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Scrabo Hill (Newtownards) & Strangford Lough in far background (at RHS).

A glacial erratic near the summit of Black Mountain to the west of Belfast

Black Mountain has two triangulation pillars. This is the northern pillar at a height of 390m. Below in the distance can be seen Belfast with Belfast Lough stretching out beyond. The pillar has been damaged - the flush bracket has... (more)

The view towards Belfast docks from Black Mountain. In the foreground is part of the lower Shankill and Crumlin Road areas but dominating the picture are the two giant gantry cranes 'Samson' and 'Goliath'... (more)

Black Mountain has two trig pillars - this is the northern one at a height of 390m. The view looks west back towards Divis Mountain J2875 : Divis Mountain and transmitters. The pillar has been damaged - the flush bracket, numbered OSNIBM 3057, has unfortunately been... (more)

Looking from the highest point of the hill to the trig point, and then out to Belfast Lough.

The view east from Black Mountain offers an excellent view over Belfast. Beyond the three people can be seen the high rise buildings of central Belfast. Beyond that are the terraces of east Belfast with Dundonald behind. In the far... (more)

The view of Belfast from Black Mountain. In the foreground is the lower Falls with the high rise buildings of central Belfast behind. Beyond that are the terraces of east Belfast with Dundonald behind. In the far distance you can just see... (more)