Railway crossing River Rother

Introduction

The photograph on this page of Railway crossing River Rother by David Morris as part of the Geograph project.

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Railway crossing River Rother

Image: © David Morris Taken: 18 Sep 2005

In the bottom south-west corner of SK4480, the (used) railway that departs the main line at Woodhouse Mill junction and runs through Beighton and off towards Barrow Hill crosses the River Rother in quite a picturesque setting. Occasionally, passenger trains (Voyagers, HST sets etc) can be seen on this line as engineering work elsewhere causes diversions.

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Image Location

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Latitude
53.319565
Longitude
-1.333447