Old railway bridge over the South Delph
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Old railway bridge over the South Delph
Image: © Oliver Dixon Taken: 11 Oct 2012
A railway (closed 1963) formerly followed the floodbank of the River Witham from Boston to Lincoln. At this point, only 3 km west of Lincoln, it diverged from the river, crossing the South Delph to enter the southern part of Lincoln.
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Image Location
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53.224844
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-0.489348