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The display shows a collection of photographs on a 0.5km grid for the area within the Number 11 (Outer Circle) bus route. I saw this and thought of the Geograph Project.
©John M
View of Centenary Plaza seen from the Jurys Inn Hotel.
©Peter McDermott
Situated behind the NiteNite hotel (on right), a service road provides access to former railway tunnel for rail vehicles (yellow gates in background), and this magnificent view of The Cube.
©Michael Westley
Atkins http://www.atkinsglobal.com/about_atkins/ building, formerly 'Stanier House' whilst a vibrant regional office centre for British Rail. The side of the Mailbox can be seen on the right. View from rear of NiteNite hotel (on left) on an access road leading to former railway tunnel. This location was the site of freight railway station and canals many years ago. http://www.railaroundbirmingham.co.uk/maps/central_goods.gif, http://www.railaroundbirmingham.co.uk/Stations/central_goods.php
©Michael Westley
A view from a railway carriage approaching New Street station, looking up past a bug arched brick wall. The plaza, phase one of Arena Central, is a 21-storey apartment building with a hotel on the ground floor.
©Derek Harper
Ferns and buddleia create patterns with their shadows, surviving against the odds on a brick wall in a deep chasm in the heart of the city.
©Derek Harper
©Julian Osley
Entrance to former railway tunnel, still in use by Network Rail vehicles, that once took freight trains from Central Goods station back through Granville Street (the other end of this tunnel) [[[1638470]]] to Five Ways [[[2229066]]]. Above the tunnel is Holliday Passage, a footpath between Holliday Street and 'The Cube' complex towers above.
©Michael Westley
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©Carl Baker
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©Nigel Chadwick
Dist:0.1km<br/>In a deep cutting, soon after leaving New Street station, close to junction of Holliday Street and Bridge Street, next to (on left) the NiteNite Hotel.
©Gareth James
Dist:0.1km<br/>The basin on the Birmingham and Worcester Canal is overlooked by clubs and restaurants. The moorings were being used for an IWA festival. Compare with [[869884]]. The circular grey tower housing a lift has disappeared with works on 'The Cube'.
©John M
Dist:0.1km<br/>This is where the Worcester and Birmingham Canal takes a right angled turn towards Gas Street Basin. The Mailbox is Birmingham City Centre's premier shopping, lifestyle and restaurant location with over 50 exclusive stores, restaurants, café bars and hotels ... (well that's what its website tells me!)
©Roger Kidd
Dist:0.1km<br/>A daunting flight of steps faces office workers and shoppers at the Mailbox.
©John M
Dist:0.1km<br/>The canals in central Birmingham have been smartened up and developed in recent years in order to make them attractive and welcoming to use, live by and trade by. Here at Gas Street Basin is where the Worcester and Birmingham Canal terminated when it was built in the early 1790s. Any images of the basin before the 1990s will be welcomed on this website.
©Roger Kidd

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