Crumlin Viaduct from A467 road bridge at Low Level station
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Crumlin Viaduct from A467 road bridge at Low Level station
Image: © Ben Brooksbank Taken: 11 May 1957
View northward, towards Crumlin (High Level), Aberdare and Neath left, Pontypool Road right: ex-GWR Pontypool Road - Neath line. (Underneath is the Newport - Ebbw Vale/Brynmawr (Western Valleys) line; see Image The westbound empties 'perilously' high up on the 200-foot viaduct (demolished 1967), are headed by a 28XX 2-8-0 exemplifying the heavy coal traffic between the Welsh Valleys and England by this route, which however was closed on 15/06/1964.
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Image Location
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51.679009
Longitude
-3.139645