A viaduct spanning the River South Tyne, Lambley Viaduct is an elegant bridge with a series of arches. 260 meters (850 feet) long, the bridge carried the Haltwhistle to Alston railway from 1852 until 1976, hauling coal and lead from the mines. It is thought that Georgia Barclay Bruce designed the viaduct. It is a grade II listed structure.

Gordon

March 22, 2021

Cycling

High viaduct!

steve

June 23, 2021

Road cycling

Lambley Viaduct. hard to get close. O.S and komoot map is wrong you cant go through the station, no right of way, there a notice about the mistake stuck on the fence. Ether use the stairs, to many and to steep for me, or backtrack and use the road.

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Location: Coanwood, North East England, England, United Kingdom

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