Looking along Willington Gut

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Looking along Willington Gut

Image: © Robert Graham Taken: 9 Mar 2020

View along this tidal stream in Willington Dene to the huge railway viaduct which crosses it. This was built in 1838 originally in wood on masonry piers. The wooden upper structure was replaced by wrought iron in 1869, and it now carries the Metro. Haggies Ropeworks once occupied the right hand bank of the stream.

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Image Location

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Latitude
54.993618
Longitude
-1.507787