Place 29: Bus terminal

Derry’s bus terminal is a transport landmark in the 1984 canal-side district. It stands next to the Falcon and remains visually present through its bright station windows as the route continues toward Main Street Bridge. The terminal marks the point where an intercity facility meets the local street network and helps establish the scale of the short walk between venue, station, and bridge. The atlas shows a station building and access area without reconstructing platforms or internal circulation.

The terminal is marked B because its immediate adjacency to the Falcon and its place on the walking route toward Main Street Bridge are supported. Visibility of the station windows provides another indication that these locations remain close together. None of these clues supplies a street address, compass side, measured separation, entrance road, platform layout, or parcel boundary. The marker is therefore positioned to satisfy the sequence and sightline, while the access geometry and building footprint remain part of the reconstruction.