Railway bridge at Caldecote
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Railway bridge at Caldecote
Image: © Richard Kay Taken: 20 Jul 2008
The bridge has been constructed in two stages -first the original masonry arch and second the steel girders to carry two additional tracks. The reason behind the increased span on the extension might have been to provide a less forbidding tunnel for the bridle way passing underneath.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.54429
Longitude
-1.491379