The River Neath from the Briton Ferry Bridge
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The River Neath from the Briton Ferry Bridge
Image: © Kevin Corcoran Taken: 10 Jul 2014
A view of the River Neath from the "Old" Briton Ferry Bridge. The building in the foreground is a derelict relic of Briton Ferry's industrial past which helped build the world famous Concorde aeroplane. It started off as High Duty Alloys in the late 1940s, early 1950s and is now known as The Wern works, which may be turned into a recycling plant.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.635459
Longitude
-3.831293