Bolina Road bridges (1)
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Bolina Road bridges (1)
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 22 Oct 2008
Bolina Road is a narrow minor road, used mainly by commercial vehicles going to/from local industrial sites, that passes under five railway bridges, three of them shown on this picture. The lowest of them, in the distance on this photo, is disused (it carried the former Bricklayers Arms freight line). The others all lead towards London Bridge. Update: Bolina Road was to be closed permanently from 18 January 2013 for construction of new railway lines as part of the Thameslink project.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.4889
Longitude
-0.052052