Disused railway bridge, from the former harbour spur
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Disused railway bridge, from the former harbour spur
Image: © Lewis Collard Taken: 17 Aug 2007
King's Lynn once had a railway line running from Harbour Junction (where the former South Lynn branch) to the harbour. This is one of very few features left in 2007 of it; a somewhat dilapidated railway bridge crossing the River Nar. Access onto the bridge itself is not possible, though it can still be seen close-up from the pavement of the A148 road.
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