Calvine Viaduct, Struan

Category

Library Item

Item no

25054

Title

Calvine Viaduct, Struan. Span of centre arch 80 feet. Two side arches each 40 feet.

Description

An unusual double bridge crosses the River Garry at Struan. A lower road bridge passes beneath one of the tall arches of the higher railway bridge. The rail bridge has castellated decorations at the top. The river flows between rocks and cliffs on either side.

Artist / maker

Unknown

Date

1864

Size

35.0 x 39.0 cm

Type

Photograph

Location

Edinburgh and Scottish Collection

Photographs by Whyte & Co, Inverness. Engineer of Highland railway bridges, Joseph Mitchell.
This double bridge at Struan combines a railway bridge and a road bridge which runs between one of the railway bridge arches. Find out more about this unusual double bridge from Historic Environment Scotland's Canmore website.

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Landscape > Land > Cliffs

Landscape > Land > Rocks

Landscape > Water > Rivers and streams

Places > Scotland > Perthshire

Transport > Infrastructure > Railway

Transport > Infrastructure > Railway bridges

Transport > Infrastructure > Road bridges

Transport > Infrastructure > Stone bridges

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