Kiveton Bridge Pedestrian Footbridge
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Kiveton Bridge Pedestrian Footbridge
Image: © Mike Nield Taken: 22 Apr 2017
Kiveton Park, South Yorkshire "Kiveton Bridge" properly refers to the road bridge from which the adjacent railway station takes its name. The extremely busy road bridge - a glimpse of which can be seen on the left of this picture - carries the B6059 (Station Road) through the centre of the village, but has only a very narrow walkway on one side. For pedestrian safety and convenience, this footbridge is provided for those crossing the railway on the north side of Station Road. A second footbridge on the south side was originally intended for station passenger use and accessed through the road-level station booking office (demolished in the early 1970s), but now serves the general public as well as station users. Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/128783627@N03/26541771549/in/photostream/
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Image Location
Latitude
53.341294
Longitude
-1.268075