Underpasses: Watermead Way, N17, and railway lines
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Underpasses: Watermead Way, N17, and railway lines
Image: © Mike Quinn Taken: 7 Jun 2017
Looking underneath Watermead Way towards the footbridge over, and the underpass beneath, the railway lines beyond. A Victoria Line train can be seen passing on its way to the Northumberland Park Depot - see Image Warnings for the unwary: the footbridge is closed off (and appears to have been so for some time). And the railway underpass is impassable as it's flooded to well above ankle height - and there's overwhelming smell of sewage.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.594196
Longitude
-0.057079