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NC500
Looking along 'The Mound', which crosses Loch Fleet on the A9 south of Golspie
Telford's original bridge at the northern end of 'The Mound', on the A9 south of Golspie
Wild animals warning sign on the A9 near the Mound Junction in Sutherland
Side road warning sign on the A9 at The Mound in Sutherland.
A9 - Mound Bridge
Mound Bridge has flaps prevent tidal flow in to the upper part of Loch Fleet.
OP David D Miller on 6/2/2004
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 21, 2005 by M4Simon
The modern bridge at the northern end of 'The Mound', on the A9 south of Golspie
Side winds for half a mile warning on the A9 at The Mound in Sutherland.
Looking south across the bends of the Berriedale Braes
Chevrons signs on the A9 at Cambusavie in Sutherland.
Other danger sign with plate warning of otters, on the A9 at the Mound.
Other danger sign with plate warning of otters, on the A9 at the Mound.
Brora Bridge across the River Brora in Brora! Carrying the A9.
A9 - Owen Williams bridge at Brora
Simple concrete arch over a deep gorge. The road curves over the bridge, so the outer part of the arch is convex
OP David D Miller on 6/2/2004
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 21, 2005 by M4Simon
A9 - New Mound Bridge
The new bridge is immediately downstream from the old, and climbs steeply to the north to cross the railway line - the old road zig-zagged to gain height.
OP David D Miller on 6/2/200
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 21, 2005 by M4Simon
Junction on bend warning with reduce speed now plate on the A9 at Cambusavie in Sutherland.
Slow lorries for 1 mile sign on the A9 at Cambusavie in Sutherland.
Bend warning sign with reduce speed now plate on the A9 at The Mound in Sutherland.
Opening plaque on the Ness Bridge in Inverness
Opening plaque on the Ness Bridge in Inverness
Ness Bridge crossing the River Ness in Inverness, looking North from Inverness Castle, the Friars Bridge can be seen in the background.
Ness Bridge crossing the River Ness in Inverness, looking South
The Ness Bridge, Inverness
This pre-stressed concrete bridge replaced the old suspension bridge. The latter was opened in 1835 and closed to traffic in 1959.
This pre-stressed concrete bridge replaced the old suspension bridge. The latter was opened in 1835 and closed to traffic in 1959.
B869 Between Lochinver and Stoer
Taken during the summer of 2002
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Dec 26, 2007 by jcpren
The B869 between Kylesku and Nedd
B869 in Drumbeg
Loch nan Claidhmhnean on the B869
The Kylesku junction on the B869
Overturned Truck
Kylesku Bridge - A894, from B869 - A distant view of the bridge, with an angry sky behind
Dingwall Middle level crossing on the A862 and Kyle of Lochalsh Line
The Swing bridge across the Caledonian Canal on the A862 at Muirtown, Inverness.
A862 Clachnaharry Bridge - The new bridge over the railway at Clachnaharry, Inverness which replaced the old 140 year old bridge in 2002.
A862, Old Clachnaharry Bridge - Bridge span from the other side.
This flimsy looking bridge carried the A9 North from Inverness 20 years previous.
A862, Old Clachnaharry Bridge - Here you can see the span of the 140 year old bridge constructed of iron beams and the road surface is still on a wooden deck.
A862 Clachnaharry Bridge - The new bridge over the railway at Clachnaharry, Inverness which replaced the old 140 year old bridge in 2002.
Photo taken from the railway footbridge.
A862 Clachnaharry Bridge - The new bridge over the railway at Clachnaharry, Inverness which replaced the old 140 year old bridge in 2002.
A862, Old Clachnaharry Bridge - Weight limit sign detailing the exceptions for service buses and emergancy vehciles.
A862, Old Clachnaharry Bridge - Approaching the bridge with weight limit signs.
A862, Old Clachnaharry Bridge - Diversion sign on the A833
A862, Old Clachnaharry Bridge - Close up of the deck which is made up of iron beams and a wooden deck.
A862, Old Clachnaharry Bridge - The roadway over the bridge, note the wooden blocks to protect the parapet.
Dingwall middle level crossing
Lovat Bridge crossing the River Beauly
Date plaque on the new A862 bridge in Conon Bridge, built when the A9 still came this way
The new A862 bridge in Conon Bridge, built when the A9 still came this way
The narrow railway bridge on the A862/A832 multiplex through Muir of Ord
Looking south along the A862 in Muir of Ord, from the A832 junction
Muir of Ord from the eastern arm of the A832. Dead ahead is the narrow railway bridge that is the multiplex of the A862 and A832. The old Great North Road leads off to the right
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