Ballaugh

Ballaugh
Ballaugh
Balley ny Loghey (gv)
Illustration
Le pont de Ballaugh, qu'emprunte le TT chaque année.
Carte
Administration
Pays Drapeau de l'Île de Man Île de Man
Sheading Michael
Statut paroisse
Circonscription(s) électorale(s) Michael
Géographie
Superficie 23,6 km2
Coordonnées 54° 18′ 40″ N 4° 32′ 38″ W / 54.311, -4.54454° 18′ 40″ N 4° 32′ 38″ W / 54.311, -4.544
Démographie
Population 1 042 hab. (2006)
Densité 44 hab./km²

Géolocalisation sur la carte : Île de Man

(Voir situation sur carte : Île de Man)
Ballaugh
Ballaugh

Géolocalisation sur la carte : Royaume-Uni

(Voir situation sur carte : Royaume-Uni)
Ballaugh
Ballaugh

Ballaugh est une paroisse du sheading de Michael sur l'île de Man. Elle se situe dans la plaine du nord de l'île, au sud de la paroisse de Jurby et au nord de celle de Michael.

Le village de Ballaugh comprend deux parties distinctes : l'une, autour de l'église Sainte-Marie de Ballaugh, au lieu-dit The Cronk, l'autre, plus récente, de part et d'autre de la route reliant Peel à Ramsey[1]. Le village est réputé pour un pont (le Ballaugh Bridge) qu'emprunte chaque année le trajet du Tourist Trophy. Particulièrement technique, il doit sa renommée à sa dangerosité. Le pilote autrichien Karl Gall y a trouvé la mort le 13 juin 1939[2].

Notes et références

  1. (en) An illustrated encyclopedia of the Isle of Man, The Manx Experience, Douglas, 1997, p. 18.
  2. (en) « BMW Wins Isle of Man Tourist Trophy 70 Years Ago », Sports Car Digest, 16 juin 2009.

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