Railway bridge CAT 432 over Brayards Road
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Railway bridge CAT 432 over Brayards Road
Image: © Robin Webster Taken: 30 Oct 2011
Looking from Gordon Road, which continues on the other side of the bridge, as does Brayards Road. The highway people have plated the road under the bridge as Brayards Road, whilst the railway people call the bridge Gordon Road on their plate. Pre-railway and shortly post-railway maps suggest Gordon Road is the more senior as a through route, which is probably why the railway used the name.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.469088
Longitude
-0.061247