Stroud viaduct
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The photograph on this page of Stroud viaduct by David Gruar as part of the Geograph project.
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Stroud viaduct
Image: © David Gruar Taken: 5 Aug 2006
Part of the viaduct that carries Brunel's Golden Valley line into Stroud. Since it was built the land around it has been built up; the road itself (the A46 bypass) was built since WW2, and the multi-storey car park on the right looks very recent. This means that the viaduct now seems to squeeze between the houses, and bits of it crop up in various different views.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.74529
Longitude
-2.221559