Pwllypant, Caerphilly : surviving arch from the demolished Llanbradach viaduct
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Pwllypant, Caerphilly : surviving arch from the demolished Llanbradach viaduct
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 19 May 2011
A disconnected brick arch towers over the NW end of Central Street, Pwllypant. It is a remnant of the Llanbradach railway viaduct, dismantled for scrap in 1937. The viaduct was built to carry the Barry Railway across the Rhymney Valley.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.59428
Longitude
-3.231361