Oxford Canal: Northern Hillmorton railway bridge
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Oxford Canal: Northern Hillmorton railway bridge
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 13 Sep 2012
The former London & North Western Railway's two main lines joined at a junction to the south-east of Rugby, but north-west of the canal, necessitating the construction of two separate bridges over the canal in close proximity, about 50 metres apart, to one another. This is the northern one of the pair, carrying the line from Northampton.
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Image Location
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52.357115
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-1.198979