Sandilands Viaduct
Sandilands Viaduct formerly crossed the River Clyde near Lanark. The massive stone abutments of this bridge still stand. This 2005 view looks south towards Sandilands. George O'Hara described this as 'the impressive bow-string girder Sandilands viaduct' in his 'Scottish Urban and Rural Branch Lines'. The river was crossed by six girders and the intermediary piers have been removed.
Location: Sandilands Viaduct
Original line: Douglas Branch (Caledonian Railway)
Photographer: Ewan Crawford
Contact photographer: Ewan Crawford
Date: 30/01/2005
Image number: 53536
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