Marine Street railway bridge, Bermondsey: north end
Introduction
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Marine Street railway bridge, Bermondsey: north end
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 8 Mar 2015
This section of the former Rouel Road is now called Marine Street. One of several streets crossed by the original London and Greenwich railway viaduct (and its later widenings) - the total length (from the road users point of view) of this bridge is 50m, making it more of a road tunnel. The height restriction is 4.2 metres, but there are bollards restricting it in practice to cycle and pedestrian use. See Image for the opposite end.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.496748
Longitude
-0.069871