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Reconstruction of Maesgas Road bridge, Newport

The electrification of the South Wales Mainline requires that a number of bridges in and around Newport undergo modification as they are too low to accommodate the overhead wires.
One of these is the Maesglas Road bridge.
Since 2004, when the nearby Southern Distributor Road was constructed and one end of the bridge became a cul de sac, the bridge has had no through traffic.
A temporary footbridge across the railway has been provided for the duration of the work.
This is on the Wales Coast Path.
by Robin Drayton

Created: Fri, 9 Sep 2016, Updated: Fri, 9 Sep 2016


13 images use this description: (all images taken in 2016)

ST3085 : Maesglas Road bridge reconstruction (10) by Robin Drayton
ST3085 : Maesglas Road bridge reconstruction (11) by Robin Drayton
ST3085 : Maesglas Road bridge reconstruction (13) by Robin Drayton
ST3085 : Maesglas Road bridge reconstruction (3) by Robin Drayton
ST3085 : Maesglas Road bridge reconstruction (12) by Robin Drayton
ST3085 : Maesglas Road bridge reconstruction (6) by Robin Drayton
ST3085 : Maesglas Road bridge reconstruction (5) by Robin Drayton
ST3085 : Maesglas Road bridge reconstruction (9) by Robin Drayton
ST3085 : Maesglas Road bridge reconstruction (2) by Robin Drayton
ST3085 : Maesglas Road bridge reconstruction (7) by Robin Drayton
ST3085 : Maesglas Road bridge reconstruction (4) by Robin Drayton
ST3085 : Maesglas Road bridge reconstruction (1) by Robin Drayton
ST3085 : Maesglas Road bridge reconstruction (8) by Robin Drayton


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