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Podgil Viaduct
A weeks holiday near the village of Kirby Stephen in Cumbria led us to this viaduct. Our walk took us over it via the disused railway path but I managed to find a small track down to this position for my capture.
Podgill Viaduct is a listed Grade II structure about one and half miles east of Kirkby Stephen East Station and crosses the very attractive valley of Pod Gill.
“The South Durham & Lancashire Union Railway fought its way over Stainmore Summit, 1,370 feet above sea level. Opened on 4th July 1861 as a single-track route, the steep western descent into Kirkby Stephen took it over three masonry viaducts – Hatygill, Merrygill and Podgill – all engineered by Sir Thomas Bouch. The latter of these was the most substantial, with 11 arches each 30 feet in span. It conveyed the line across Ladthwaite Beck for a distance of 155 yards, reaching 84 feet high at its peak.” www.forgottenrelics.org/bridges/podgill-viaduct
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Podgill Viaduct is a listed Grade II structure about one and half miles east of Kirkby Stephen East Station and crosses the very attractive valley of Pod Gill.
“The South Durham & Lancashire Union Railway fought its way over Stainmore Summit, 1,370 feet above sea level. Opened on 4th July 1861 as a single-track route, the steep western descent into Kirkby Stephen took it over three masonry viaducts – Hatygill, Merrygill and Podgill – all engineered by Sir Thomas Bouch. The latter of these was the most substantial, with 11 arches each 30 feet in span. It conveyed the line across Ladthwaite Beck for a distance of 155 yards, reaching 84 feet high at its peak.” www.forgottenrelics.org/bridges/podgill-viaduct
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