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Description:	A828, Connel Bridge, Argyll Driving over the Connel Bridge towards Fort William. Connel Bridge has had an odd history. From soon after its construction road vehicles were sometimes carried across on a railway wagon. In 1914 it was converted to allow road vehicles to drive over it, and for the next 50 years the bridge was used by both road and rail traffic. This stopped with the closure of the Ballachulish Branch Railway in 1966, and since then the bridge has been used exclusively by road traffic, controlled through the narrow roadway by traffic lights. Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Nov 27, 2006 by Belnahua
Location:	56.456518, -5.394248
Road:	A828, Argyll Coastal Route
Date:	27 11 2006
Photographer:	Belnahua
Source:	Coppermine


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