Lambley Viaduct Blue Plaque
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DosHermanas
N 54° 55.102 W 002° 30.556
30U E 531455 N 6085817
Blue Plaque located at the southern head of the Lambley Viaduct.
Waymark Code: WMFC9V
Location: North East England, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 09/27/2012
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This blue plaque is actually red. It is located at the Tranport Heritage Site that is dedicated to the Lambley Viaduct. The plaque reads:
Lambley Viaduct
Completed in 1852 by the Newcastle & Carlisle Railway and used by Alston Branch trains until 1976.
The viaduct reaches a height of 32 m above the South River Tyne. There are 9 arches with a 17 m span and 7 smaller arches with spans of 6 m. The viaduct was restored in 1995-1996 to be used as a public footpath.
Blue Plaque managing agency: Transport Trust
Web Address: [Web Link]
Individual Recognized: Not listed
Physical Address: Not listed
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