Channel Tunnel Rail Link Works, King's Cross
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Channel Tunnel Rail Link Works, King's Cross
Image: © Stephen McKay Taken: 13 Sep 2006
This shows the alignment of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link at the point where it curves round into St Pancras station, which is now at an advanced stage of construction. This area has changed radically in recent years, the old railway sidings that used to occupy the land have now disappeared, and York Way (from where the picture was taken) follows a new sweeping curve under the rail link.
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Image Location
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51.539039
Longitude
-0.126916