Western end of the Yeadon Cycleway
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Western end of the Yeadon Cycleway
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 24 Jan 2021
At this point the route meets the road called Ghyll Royd and the single-track railway came off an embankment to be roughly at natural ground level. But the main line is in a cutting and the branch turned to the right, descending for a further 240 metres in parallel with the main line to join it at Rawdon Junction.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.867284
Longitude
-1.706775