Slateford Viaduct
View north along Edinburghs Inglis Green Road on a Sunday morning in October 2017. The Voyager passing over Slateford Viaduct is a CrossCountry Trains Craigentinny - Glasgow Central empty stock working. The 14-arch Caledonian Railway viaduct was opened in 1842 and electrified in 1988. Nearer the camera is Slateford Aqueduct, opened 20 years earlier to carry the Union Canal. Both structures also span the Water of Leith (off picture to the right).
Location: Slateford Viaduct
Original line: Caledonian Railway
Photographer: John Furnevel
Contact photographer: John Furnevel
Date: 15/10/2017
Image number: 75151
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