Bridge 1708 Broom Green
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Bridge 1708 Broom Green
Image: © Ashley Dace Taken: 3 Jun 2010
The first bridge replacement needed if the Mid Norfolk railway are to extend to Fakenham. A single line that closed in the 1980s. The trackbed to the left down to County School is open while to the right, up to the junction is private. The Trackbed north of County School to Fakenham Gas Museum (including M&GN trackbed) is in private hands but protected from development. The major obstacle being Great Ryburgh Maltings, being built on the trackbed.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.776842
Longitude
0.943855