File:B9090 White Bridge realignment - new Nairn bridge looking upstream from north.jpg

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Description:	New crossing of the River Nairn on the B9090 replacing the historic White Bridge at Clephanton.
Location:	57.526550, -3.966506
Road:	B9090
Date:	26 05 2019
Photographer:	Glen Wallace
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	Galleries \| B9090 \| Highland Tourist Route \| White Bridge (Cawdor)

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current	17:20, 2 June 2019		1,920 × 1,440 (1.72 MB)	Glen (talk \| contribs)	New crossing of the River Nairn on the B9090 replacing the historic White Bridge at Clephanton.

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Latitude	57° 31′ 35.58″ N
Longitude	3° 57′ 59.42″ W
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GPS time (atomic clock)	17:29
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