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Description:M3 passes under B3420 When this road was the old Winchester By-pass there was a much more elegant bridge, built in the late 1930's at the same time as the 2 lane concrete road. The bridge achieved notoriety during the ensuing war when the pilot of a single engined fighter aircraft enjoyed the view you have here by flying under the Alresford Road (B3404). The epithet 'Spitfire Bridge' was henceforth applied to the old bridge, even though there is some doubt as to the aircraft type involved.
Location:51.062071, -1.293304
Road:M3, B3404
Date:15 09 2011
Photographer:(c) Copyright Stuart Logan and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
Source:Geograph

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Galleries  | M3 | B3404 | Bridge | Spitfire Bridge | Winchester

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current16:20, 22 April 2017Thumbnail for version as of 16:20, 22 April 2017640 × 415 (67 KB)A39 chris (talk | contribs)'''M3 passes under B3420''' When this road was the old Winchester By-pass there was a much more elegant bridge, built in the late 1930's at the same time as the 2 lane concrete road. The bridge achieved notoriety during the ensuing war when the pilot o...

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