Railway footbridge, Vanbrugh Hill
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Railway footbridge, Vanbrugh Hill
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 9 Jul 2011
The footbridge keeps pedestrians off the adjacent road bridge, which although it has footpaths either side could be quite dangerous given the 17% gradient of the road. Note the Network Rail plaque: NKL is North Kent Line and the distance (6 miles 32 chains, or 10.3km) is from Charing Cross.
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Image Location
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51.48303
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0.008045