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| − | Bridge 16 is a minor [[List_of_infrastructure#Types_of_bridge_and_crossing | accommodation underbridge]] over a farm track, situated roughly midway between [[Arley]] and [[Victoria Bridge]]. The bridge is sometimes referred to as Hammerite Bridge<ref>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/galahad/2449146131 Hammerite Bridge 26.4.08 on Flickr]</ref>, likely a reference to the popular brand of rust protecting paint. | + | [[File:5164 Severn Valley Railway (3).jpg|thumb|300px|right|Viewed from ground level (Wikimedia Commons)]] |
| + | Bridge 16 is a minor [[List_of_infrastructure#Types_of_bridge_and_crossing | accommodation underbridge]] over a farm track, situated roughly midway between [[Arley]] and [[Victoria Bridge]]. Although the main bridges and tunnels on the original Severn Valley Railway were laid out to take [[Double track | double track]], this bridge is only wide enough for single track. | ||
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| + | The bridge is sometimes referred to as Hammerite Bridge<ref>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/galahad/2449146131 Hammerite Bridge 26.4.08 on Flickr]</ref>, likely a reference to the popular brand of rust protecting paint. It is included on the [[Wyre Forest District Council Local Heritage List]] as item SVR043*. | ||
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[[Arley Station Bridge | Towards Bridgnorth]] | [[Arley Station Bridge | Towards Bridgnorth]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:53, 16 May 2016
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Bridge 16 is a minor accommodation underbridge over a farm track, situated roughly midway between Arley and Victoria Bridge. Although the main bridges and tunnels on the original Severn Valley Railway were laid out to take double track, this bridge is only wide enough for single track.
The bridge is sometimes referred to as Hammerite Bridge[1], likely a reference to the popular brand of rust protecting paint. It is included on the Wyre Forest District Council Local Heritage List as item SVR043*.
See Also
Towards Kidderminster
List of infrastructure
Towards Bridgnorth
