Old Island Road Bridge, Barry
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Image: © Jaggery Taken: 6 Jun 2010
Viewed along Powell Duffryn Way, from the corner of Hood Road. The bridge's Railtrack ID is "Old Island Road 7m 78½c BRY". It carries the railway line a little east of Barry Station. Its headroom is 12 feet 9 inches or 3.9 metres, but as it is an arch bridge, the clearance is less on each side of the road. The sign on the left instructs high vehicles to use the middle of the road.