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A658
The White Hart Inn
A658 at Pool Bridge
Pool Bridge is a 'Boundary Bridge', that is it straddles the geographical boundary between Leeds City and North Yorkshire. The boundary runs along the centreline of the River Wharfe. By agreement, boundary bridges and the highway over them are maintained by one of the two adjoining Highway Authorities, in this case the bridge and its highway are maintained by Leeds. The boundary signs for North Yorkshire are out of sight on the north side of the River Wharfe
Pool Bridge is a 'Boundary Bridge', that is it straddles the geographical boundary between Leeds City and North Yorkshire. The boundary runs along the centreline of the River Wharfe. By agreement, boundary bridges and the highway over them are maintained by one of the two adjoining Highway Authorities, in this case the bridge and its highway are maintained by Leeds. The boundary signs for North Yorkshire are out of sight on the north side of the River Wharfe
The Roebuck, Greengates
Victoria Avenue Tunnel, Leeds Bradford International Airport
The cut-and-cover tunnel was constructed in the 1980s to facilitate the extension of the airport runway to its present length. A separate tunnel for cyclists and pedestrians can be seen on the right. The construction is in-situ reinforced concrete in a portal frame, thereby eliminating joints along the line of the carriageways. Transverse construction joints are waterproofed on the upper side of the roof slab. the tunnel was designed to take DC10 and 747 aircraft. A special check was necessary to ensure that Concorde could safely taxi on take-off over the tunnel.
The cut-and-cover tunnel was constructed in the 1980s to facilitate the extension of the airport runway to its present length. A separate tunnel for cyclists and pedestrians can be seen on the right. The construction is in-situ reinforced concrete in a portal frame, thereby eliminating joints along the line of the carriageways. Transverse construction joints are waterproofed on the upper side of the roof slab. the tunnel was designed to take DC10 and 747 aircraft. A special check was necessary to ensure that Concorde could safely taxi on take-off over the tunnel.
The Runway at Leeds Bradford Airport, on a bridge crossing over the A658
A658 sign neer Dynley arms
A658 sign neer the Dyneley arms junction
A658 sign neer the Dyneley arms junction
A658 sign neer the Dyneley arms junction
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