Path junction on the old Consett and Sunderland railway
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Path junction on the old Consett and Sunderland railway
Image: © Oliver Dixon Taken: 11 Jul 2022
At this point, a horse stile gives access to the cutting through which the former Consett and Sunderland Railway ran. But the C2C cycle route (National Cycle Network route) which largely follows the course of the railway, here diverges towards a bridge which takes the path over the A693.
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Image Location
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54.855941
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-1.737817