Piccadilly Line bridges
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Image: © Robin Webster Taken: 25 Nov 2012
Two plate girder skew bridges over roads and a short length of brick viaduct start the lengthy crossing of the valley of Pymme's Brook, most of which is crossed by a notable brick viaduct off to the left. These date from the early 1930s when the line was extended north of Finsbury Park.