'Road and Rail' crossings!
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'Road and Rail' crossings!
Image: © Stanley Howe Taken: 22 May 2012
Just before where the Oakley Cross beck passed beneath the colliery feeder line to the Darlington to Stockton Railway (1825) here, a farm road bridge has been added. The confluence of the beck with the River Gaunless takes place shortly after this old stone rail bridge.
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Image Location
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54.632386
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