Disused railway bridge over the Nar
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Disused railway bridge over the Nar
Image: © Lewis Collard Taken: 17 Aug 2007
The former Midland & Great Northern Joint Railway once ran from South Lynn to Spalding in one direction and Norwich in the other; this is one of two abandoned bridges in TF6217, looking in the direction of the now-demolished South Lynn station. The M&GNJR was closed to passengers in 1959, though this bridge was, for a short while, used as part of a very short freight line.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.734049
Longitude
0.400857