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Clifton Railway Viaduct, (The Thirteen Arches)

Clifton Viaduct is a Grade II listed stone structure, built in 1846 to carry trains from Manchester to Rossendale along the Manchester, Bury and Rossendale Railway, over the Irwell Valley.

The viaduct is known locally as 'The Thirteen Arches' (for obvious reasons although some of the arches are usually hidden by trees). The line was closed in 1966 and the viaduct is currently disused.

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LinkExternal link - listed Buildings Register, Salford
by David Dixon

Created: Wed, 18 May 2011, Updated: Wed, 18 May 2011


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SD7903 : Clifton viaduct by Bradley Michael
2023
SD7903 : Clifton Viaduct by N Chadwick
2022
SD7903 : Clifton Viaduct by N Chadwick
2022
SD7903 : Pylon by Clifton Viaduct by N Chadwick
2022
SD7903 : Clifton Viaduct by N Chadwick
2022
SD7903 : Clifton Viaduct by N Chadwick
2022
SD7903 : Clifton Viaduct by N Chadwick
2022
SD7903 : Clifton Railway Viaduct by David Dixon
2011
SD7903 : The Thirteen Arches by David Dixon
2011
SD7903 : Clifton Viaduct by David Dixon
2011


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