N60 road
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The N60 is a national secondary road in Ireland linking Castlebar in County Mayo to Roscommon Town.
[edit] Route
(Northwest to Southeast)
- It starts at the N5 Castlebar ring-road and runs southeast to Claremorris. At Claremorris it turns east crossing over the N17 at a grade separated junction. It continues east to Ballyhaunis where it crosses the N83. Continuing eastwards it enters County Roscommon and passes through Ballinlough to Castlerea where it turns south to Ballymoe (in County Galway)and finally southeast to Roscommon Town where it terminates at a ring-road which joins it to the N61 and N63 national secondary roads.
The route originally continued from Castlebar to Westport, however this section became part of the N5 in 1994.
[edit] See also
- Roads in Ireland - National Primary Roads
- Secondary roads
- Regional roads
[edit] References
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