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    BAS 609
    Royal border bridge
    Brückenbild

    07.01.2001

    © Klaus Föhl (www.fohl.de)

    verboten / prohibitedNo other use permitted
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    © Robert Cortright / Bridge Ink

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    To Bridge Images
    Great Britain
    Northumberland
    Berwick-upon-Tweed
    Tweed
    Railway
    arch bridge, arch under the roadway
    Stone / brick
    1850
    0.00 m
    658.00 m
    0.00 m

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    Source WIKIPEDIA:
 The Royal border bridge is a 658 m long railway viaduct between Tweedmouth and Berwick-upon-Tweed. The railway crosses the mouth of the River Tweed in the North Sea it. The East Coast main line runs over 28 arches at a height of 38 m over the bridge, which symbolically marks the transition from England to Scotland with Royal approval. The current border crossing point is a few miles further to the North.
 
 Designed and built the bridge headed by Robert Stephenson between 1847 and 1850, and in a decided ceremony was officially opened by Queen Victoria.