New Pedestrian Footbridge over Spittle Brook
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New Pedestrian Footbridge over Spittle Brook
Image: © Mike Lyne Taken: 27 Jun 2016
This is the new Pedestrian Footbridge over Spittle Brook, between Solway Close and St Andrews Close in Cinnamon Brow in the North east corner of Warrington. It replaced a much smaller footbridge when they built up retaining walls as part of the River Mersey Flood Defence Scheme to protect nearby properties by widening the stream to increase it's capacity to take away water easily hence the need for a longer and more robust footbridge.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.421693
Longitude
-2.557771