Former railway route now the A4048, Tredegar
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Image: © Jaggery Taken: 5 Sep 2013
Looking south along the A4048 from the near the Bedwellty Park roundabout. The road here runs parallel with the Sirhowy River, which flows behind the trees and bushes on the left. Old maps show that this used to be the route of a railway, and that the photo was taken near or perhaps in the site of Tredegar railway station. Passenger services in this area ceased in 1960.