Hogsmill River walkway in Ewell
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Hogsmill River walkway in Ewell
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 19 Jan 2009
This bridge was built by the London & South Western Railway to take the tracks between Ewell West and Stoneleigh stations over the Hogsmill River, as evidenced by the passing South West Trains coaches. At some stage though a walkway has been constructed through the bridge, presumably as a means of maintaining the continuity of the London Loop public footpath. This is in Section 8 of the footpath, between Ewell and Kingston.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.355213
Longitude
-0.253918