Bridge to nowhere
Introduction
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Bridge to nowhere
Image: © Paddy Griffin Taken: 12 Feb 2010
A view of the canal towards Kelloggs. The land to the right of the canal once was used by the Avro Company to build Lancaster bombers during WWII. Once the bridge carried Moss Road into Trafford Park, however the land now is used as warehousing for Kelloggs, which totally blocks the route. The only use for the bridge is a footpath carrying a public footpath.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.456568
Longitude
-2.310644