Water pipes crossing the railway
Introduction
The photograph on this page of Water pipes crossing the railway by Jonathan Kington as part of the Geograph project.
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Water pipes crossing the railway
Image: © Jonathan Kington Taken: 7 Feb 2011
Viewed from the bridge near Delamere Station, these three 42 inch (approximately 107 cm) diameter pipes carry 50 million gallons (approx 227 million litres) of water per day nearly 80 miles from Lake Vyrnwy in Wales to the Prescot Reservoir near Liverpool. For more information see http://www.lake-vyrnwy.com/ .
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Image Location
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53.228836
Longitude
-2.665093