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Sandbourne Viaduct, also referred to as Bewdley South Viaduct, is Bridge 9 in the current SVR bridge number sequence.  It is situated only a few yards from Bewdley Bypass Bridge.
 
Sandbourne Viaduct, also referred to as Bewdley South Viaduct, is Bridge 9 in the current SVR bridge number sequence.  It is situated only a few yards from Bewdley Bypass Bridge.
  
On the approach to Bewdley, 'The Loop' from Kidderminster and the original Severn Valley Line from Hartlebury ran side by side over the viaduct, and both sets of tracks are still in situ. SVR trains travel on the former, which is on the side further from the Severn and Bewdley Town Centre.  The latter carries no passenger traffic, but sees frequent use as a siding to hold wagons and engineer’s trains.  
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On the approach to Bewdley, 'The Loop' from Kidderminster and the original Severn Valley Line from Hartlebury ran side by side over the viaduct, and both sets of tracks are still in situ. SVR trains travel on the former, which is on the side further from the Severn and Bewdley Town Centre.  The latter carries no passenger traffic, but sees frequent use as a siding to hold wagons and engineer’s trains.
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File: Bewdley bypass bridge south.jpg | The Bypass Bridge (metal parapet) and Sandbourne Viaduct (stone parapet)
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==See also==
 
==See also==

Revision as of 19:59, 6 June 2015

Sandbourne Viaduct from below

Sandbourne Viaduct, also referred to as Bewdley South Viaduct, is Bridge 9 in the current SVRSevern Valley Railway bridge number sequence. It is situated only a few yards from Bewdley Bypass Bridge.

On the approach to Bewdley, 'The Loop' from Kidderminster and the original Severn Valley Line from Hartlebury ran side by side over the viaduct, and both sets of tracks are still in situ. SVRSevern Valley Railway trains travel on the former, which is on the side further from the Severn and Bewdley Town Centre. The latter carries no passenger traffic, but sees frequent use as a siding to hold wagons and engineer’s trains.


See also

Towards Kidderminster
List of infrastructure
Towards Bridgnorth