Trevithick Trail (Looking South)
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Trevithick Trail (Looking South)
Image: © Alan Harris Taken: 24 Jul 2007
Trevithick Trail just below Mount Pleasant, Merthyr Vale. Cardiff - Merthyr railway line is on the left, River Taff on the right. This is just below the end of the headshunt for Black Lion sidings. just below here are the remains of several bridge pillars where the railway crossed the River Taff
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Image Location
Latitude
51.677322
Longitude
-3.333987