Obstruction at Gamston Bridge
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Obstruction at Gamston Bridge
Image: © Kate Jewell Taken: 10 Apr 2010
This is Bridge number 4A, carrying the Nottingham bound carriageway of Radford Road over the Grantham Canal. It is high enough to allow craft to pass underneath, that is if there wasn't a large sewerage pipe crossing just above water level. The metal structures which look like some sort of turning device are to stop people walking on the pipe.
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Image Location
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52.930495
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-1.110631