The site of the former Caister Road railway bridge
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The site of the former Caister Road railway bridge
Image: © Adrian S Pye Taken: 8 Nov 2022
The bridge was of plate girder and brick construction with a 16 feet of clearance below. Until now the track has been on an embankment since Cobholm Island but the track after the bridge (to the right) is elevated and drops to ground level by the end of Beaconsfield Road on a 1 in 106 gradient.
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Image Location
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52.618394
Longitude
1.728509