Bridge accommodating path and railway
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Bridge accommodating path and railway
Image: © Trevor Littlewood Taken: 26 Jul 2021
The bridge is indeed probably an 'accommodation bridge', one which was required to be built by a railway company to connect land of a farm for example, which would otherwise have been made inaccessible by the railway line. The routes passing beneath the bridge now accommodated in a different sense, are the South Tyne Trail and the South Tynedale Railway.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.830544
Longitude
-2.461367