Former course of railway line (Dalquhurn Works)

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Former course of railway line (Dalquhurn Works)

Image: © Lairich Rig Taken: 21 May 2012

From a railway line that followed the western bank of the River Leven, and which served the works at Dalquhurn and Cordale Point, a branch led into the heart of the Dalquhurn Dye Works. The course of that line roughly corresponds with that of the curving concrete structure that is shown here, and which was probably associated with that line. For further information, and for context, see Image, a view along the same structure in the opposite direction. See also Image

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