Railway bridge over Rochdale canal

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Railway bridge over Rochdale canal

Image: © Michael Smith Taken: 22 Apr 2021

Rochdale canal, Chadderton Lock 61 (Scowcroft). The railway bridge known locally as the Iron Dongle, carries the railway from Rochdale to Manchester. Years ago this used to be a favourite spot for local children to swim and jump from the bridge. The canal was constructed in 1804.

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Image Location

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Latitude
53.555811
Longitude
-2.171893