A10 Kingsmead Viaduct (2)
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A10 Kingsmead Viaduct (2)
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 29 Oct 2010
This 19 span 2¼ mile long viaduct, variously known as the Kingsmead, King's Meads or Ware Viaduct, was opened in 1976 at a cost of £3.6 million, and carries the A10 over the valley of the River Lee. It is said to be 65 feet high above the ground at its highest point. This is the view looking southwards from The New River. For a view in the opposite direction please see Image
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51.804917
Longitude
-0.048032