Welwyn Garden City: Twentieth Mile Bridge (original)
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Welwyn Garden City: Twentieth Mile Bridge (original)
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 2 Jul 2008
Twentieth Mile Bridge is so-called because it is twenty miles north of Kings Cross on the East Coast Main Line railway. It originally carried the B190 road over the railway but the road is now the A6129. A newer bridge Image has been built to the south and parallel to this one, and this one now only carries eastbound traffic. The footbridge on the right appears to have been an afterthought.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.793871
Longitude
-0.207009