Water Pumping Station, Saltash
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Water Pumping Station, Saltash
Image: © Kevin Hale Taken: 1 Feb 2006
This unusual shaped building was built in 1968 for the East Cornwall Water Board (later South West Water). It lies at the western end of the Tamar Road Bridge, and pumps water from the water mains that are beneath the bridge up into Saltash. The four walls are all the same odd shape.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.408529
Longitude
-4.208857